
The EN 12004-1 standard, a European standard, provides requirements for adhesives used in the processing of ceramic tiles, and classification and marking criteria for the evaluation and verification of continuity of performance.

This standard is applicable to the following three types of adhesive for ceramic tiles:
The EN 12004-1 standard contains related terminology for ceramic tile adhesives, working methods, application features and similar issues. It also specifies performance requirements for adhesives for ceramic tiles.
Meanwhile, this standard describes the relevant test methods, evaluation and verification of performance stability, as well as classification, nomenclature and marking of adhesives for ceramic tiles.
However, this standard does not contain criteria or recommendations for the design and installation of ceramic tiles. Ceramic tile adhesives can also be used for other types of tiles, such as natural and agglomerated stones, as long as they do not adversely affect these materials.
Tile adhesives are classified as follows according to the EN 12004-1 standard:
1. Types of adhesives
2. Adhesive classes
For each adhesive type it is possible to have one of two classes and different optional properties of the adhesive. These stated definitions are not all possible combinations.
In short, the EN 12004 standard applies to dispersion adhesives based on reactive resins for ceramic tiles as well as cementitious adhesives. This standard divides cement-based adhesives for ceramic tiles into two main groups:
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