Masonry Cement is the key to building stronger homes. Masonry Cement is a great product for many different types of homes. Whether you are building commercial buildings, or residential homes, masonry cement is the best material to use for your building needs.

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The Masonry Cement of today is a product that has evolved from true masonry cement. True masonry cement was made from a mixture of Portland Cement, lime and sand. True masonry cements were often used in combination with other materials to produce mortars and stucco mixes.

Masonry cement became popular in the mid-1950’s when manufacturers began producing different types of blended cements to improve upon the products used in stucco work. These blended cements used flyash (a byproduct of coal combustion) as an ingredient to replace some of the portland cement in the mixture.

These products are referred to as type M Masonry Cement, as defined by ASTM Specifications C 91/C91M, “Standard Specification for Masonry Cement.” Type M Masonry Cement is a blend of Portland or blended hydraulic cement and plasticizing materials (such as limestone or hydrated lime) together with other materials introduced to enhance one or more properties of the mix.

In addition to type M Masonry Cement, there are two other types of masonry cement available: Type N and Type S. Each type is specifically designed for use in different applications.

Masonry cement is a unique blend of high quality masonry cement and proprietary admixtures that creates a superior product for use in mortar. The product has been specifically designed to meet the rigorous demands of the masonry industry. Masonry cement is manufactured under stringent ISO 9001 quality assurance guidelines.

Masonry Cement is composed of Portland Cement, lime, sand, plasticizers and other proprietary additives. It is formulated to provide high early strength and excellent workability at all moisture levels. Masonry Cement provides consistently high strength and resistance to freeze/thaw degradation. The product also offers superior water retentivity and enhances adhesion and bond of mortars to masonry units.

Masonry cement can be used as an ingredient in both Type N and Type S masonry mortars as defined by ASTM C 270 and ASTM C 1714 standards.

Masonry cement is used to make durable, high-strength concrete masonry units (CMUs) and mortar.

Concrete masonry is a great choice for many applications because it is durable and very low maintenance. It is versatile, attractive, available in many colors, shapes, sizes and textures. And it is long-lasting with long-term performance characteristics that are known and documented. Masonry can also be an environmentally friendly material depending on the type of masonry unit used. For example, concrete block made with recycled content materials can qualify for points under the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Green Building Rating System™.

Masonry cement meets strict requirements for use in mortar for masonry construction as outlined in ASTM C 1329, Standard Specification for Mortar Cement. The specifications establish minimum requirements for strength, water retention and air content of the mortar made with masonry cement.

Masonry cement is perfect for any project where you need a strong material that will hold up to weathering and wear, including:

Masonry cement is an ingredient in the construction of buildings. Masonry cement is a blend of Portland Cement, limestone and other components to reduce cracking caused by shrinkage due to weathering.

Masonry cement is used to create mortar that serves as bonding material for bricks, blocks and stones, and is available in a variety of colors. It can be mixed with sand to produce mortar or mixed with aggregates to produce concrete.

Masonry cement is a product that is used to bind masonry units together and fill the voids in between them. It is made of Portland cement, hydrated lime, and sand. It can be used to make mortar for laying brick, concrete block, and stone.

Masonry cement is manufactured as a dry preblended combination of cementitious materials, aggregates, and pigment. To produce mortar, water and other ingredients are added to the product at the job site or in a mortar manufacturing plant.

Masonry cements may be Type N, Type S, or Type M. Each type of masonry cement meets exacting performance requirements for use in masonry construction.

The most commonly available types of masonry cement are types N and S. Type N masonry cement should be mixed with sand meeting ASTM C-144 when it will be used for applications requiring moderate compressive strength and moderate resistance to freezing and thawing. Type S masonry cement should be mixed with sand meeting ASTM C-144 when a higher compressive strength or higher resistance to freezing and thawing is required.”

Masonry cement is the most widely used type of cement, found in all kinds of construction. Masonry cement is made from Portland cement, limestone and other materials. It can be mixed with sand, water and other ingredients to make mortar or stucco.

Mortar is used to hold building materials such as brick or stone together. Stucco is a popular finish for walls and ceilings, and is durable, weather-resistant and easy to apply. Some manufacturers also use masonry cement in the production of precast concrete products such as architectural panels, paving stones and wall blocks.

Masonry cement was first produced in 1871 by David O Saylor in Coplay Pennsylvania at what would later become Essroc Cement Company’s Nazareth Plant. The company now known as Essroc has been making masonry cement longer than anyone else.