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A low-pressure syringe system for small concrete cracks. Glue the syringes along the crack, fill them with epoxy, and the spring-loaded syringes hold steady pressure on their own, drawing resin deep into the crack over time without the force that would widen it.
The gentle method for car parks, balconies, walls, and pools, where the crack is real but the repair does not need a pump.
Low-pressure spring-loaded syringe system for injecting epoxy into small concrete cracks.
Maintains gentle pressure over time so low-viscosity resin can penetrate a tight crack without the force of a pump.
Useful where a crack is suitable for low-pressure epoxy injection rather than packer pumping.
Prepare and surface-seal the crack, then bond syringe ports at the spacing specified by the repair method.
Fill the syringes with the compatible low-viscosity resin and allow the spring pressure to feed the crack.
Top up or advance through the ports according to the resin system, then leave the repair undisturbed for the specified cure.
For small cracks suitable for low-pressure injection.
Active water leaks, large voids, wide cracks or repairs requiring controlled pump pressure need a different injection method and resin.
Crack suitability, port spacing, surface seal and cure schedule must follow the selected repair-resin system.
Injection Syringe Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Pressure | 3.0 kgf/cm2 |
| Filling Capacity | 50 ml/cc |
| Length | 147 mm |