Material: Stainless Steel Surface Finish: Polished Usage: Industrial Pressure: 200 Bar Length: 100 mm Stainless steel injection packers are a robust and reliable choice for a wide range of grouting applications, particularly those demanding high pressure, durability, and resistance to corrosion. They offer several advantages over other materials like plastic or aluminum: Key benefits of stainless steel packers: High Pressure Capabilities: Can withstand significantly higher injection pressures compared to other materials, making them ideal for deep crack filling, soil stabilization, and high-pressure grouting applications. Superior Strength: Resist deformation and damage under pressure, minimizing leaks and ensuring successful grouting. Corrosion Resistance: Stainless steel's inherent resistance to rust and chemical degradation makes it ideal for use in harsh environments like saltwater, acidic soils, or exposure to aggressive chemicals in certain grouts. Reusable and Durable: Built to last, stainless steel packers can be cleaned and reused for multiple grouting projects, offering cost-effectiveness in the long run. Wide Range of Configurations: Available in various sizes, designs, and sealing mechanisms to suit different crack geometries, grout types, and injection scenarios. Applications of stainless steel injection packers: Concrete crack repair: Filling and sealing cracks in foundations, beams, walls, and other concrete elements for increased structural integrity and longevity. Waterproofing: Sealing leaks in dams, basements, tunnels, and other structures to prevent water ingress and protect against corrosion. Soil stabilization: Injecting grout into loose soil to strengthen its load-bearing capacity and support structures like retaining walls and embankments. Foundation stabilization: Addressing settlement issues in foundations by injecting grout to fill voids and improve stability. Chemical and industrial grouting: Suitable for use with various chemical and industrial grouts requiring high pressure and corrosion resistance.

Material: Aluminium and Rubber Nipple Diameter: 13 mm Head Shape: Hexagonal Packaging Type: Plastic Bag Surface Finish: Polished Length: 100 mm Components and Function: Body: Typically made of high-strength aluminum or steel to withstand high pressures and resist corrosion. Sealing element: Often a combination of an expandable rubber sleeve and a spring mechanism , ensuring a tight seal against the crack or void walls. Injection port: Connects to the grout pump or hose for material injection. Setting mechanism: Varies depending on the model, but commonly involves tightening a nut or screw to expand the sealing element and create pressure against the crack walls. Operation: The packer is inserted into the prepared crack or void. The setting mechanism is engaged, expanding the sealing element and creating a snug fit. Grout is injected through the port, filling the crack or void from the bottom up. Once the desired pressure is reached or the crack is filled, the injection is stopped and the packer is removed. Advantages of 100mm Mechanical Packers: Large diameter: Covers wider cracks and voids compared to smaller packers, reducing the number of packers needed. Reusable: Can be used for multiple injections after proper cleaning and maintenance. Cost-effective: Generally cheaper than other injection methods like chemical bonding. Easy to use: Requires minimal setup and expertise compared to some alternative techniques. Applications: Concrete crack and void filling: Repairing structural elements like foundations, beams, and walls to improve stability and longevity. Soil stabilization: Injecting grout to strengthen loose ground or anchor structures like retaining walls. Waterproofing: Sealing leaks in dams, basements, and other structures to prevent water ingress and protect against corrosion. Foundation stabilization: Resolving settlement issues and improve foundation stability.

Usage/Application: Grouting Pump Type: Radial Piston Pumps Material: MS and Plastic Brand: Vision Enterprises Voltage: 220 V Frequency: 50 Hz Power Source: Electric Pressure of Restarting: Less than 150 Ba Weight: 9 Kg Maximum Output Pressure: 500 Bar Safe range of High-Pressure Hose: Less than 300 Bar Flow Rate: 1.0 l/min Power: 690 W Model Name/Number: VE IG-02 Safe range of Switch Valve: Less than 350 Bar Material of Application: Double liquid-type PU Foam Waterproofing plugging agent, insulation material Double liquid-type quick-setting PU/EPOXY reinforcing agent 1:1 Matching double-liquid non particle low-viscosity liquid. Application Field: Subway Station, Tunnel, Culvert, Foundation Improvement, Soil Settlement, Reservoir, Port Project, Top Slab, Crack, Construction Join, Shrinkage Crack, Basement hairline crack etc. water stop projects Full set of Machine Include: Drill: 1 set 550W High pressure hose: 2 pc 5M Shut-off value: 1 set Repairing kit: 1 set Seal set: 1 set T type wrench: 2 set Rubber pad: 1 pcs Zerk: 1 pc Filter: 2 pcs Material cup: 2 set

Material: Stainless Steel Brand: Vision Enterprises Packaging Type: Box Surface Finishing: Polished Shape: Round Here's information about injection grouting nozzles: What they are: Specialized components used in injection grouting procedures. Attached to the end of grouting hoses or pipes. Direct the flow of grout into specific areas, ensuring precise placement and penetration. Types: Single-port: Single opening for grout flow. Multi-port: Multiple openings for broader diffusion or targeting different zones. Fan-shaped: Distribute grout in a fan-shaped pattern for wider coverage. Jet: High-velocity nozzles for penetrating dense materials. Materials: Metal: Stainless steel or brass for durability and resistance to corrosion. Plastic: ABS or PVC for lighter weight and chemical compatibility. Key features: Threaded connections: Secure attachment to grouting hoses or pipes. Pressure ratings: To withstand expected injection pressures. Variable orifice sizes: To control grout flow rate and distribution pattern. Applications: Crack repair: Filling cracks in concrete structures to restore strength and prevent water ingress. Foundation stabilization: Strengthening weak foundations by injecting grout into the surrounding soil. Leakage sealing: Stopping leaks in pipes, tunnels, and other structures. Void filling: Filling voids in soil or concrete to improve stability and prevent settlement. Rock bolting: Securing rock anchors in place for slope stabilization or tunnel support.

Capacity: 1-2 ton Brand: VE Material: SS Customisation: Not Customised Diameter: Standard Packaging Type: Box Surface Finish: Polished Here's information on PU grouting injection packers: What they are: Small, cylindrical devices made of steel or plastic that are inserted into drilled holes in concrete or masonry structures. They provide a sealed connection point for injecting polyurethane (PU) grout into cracks, voids, or joints to fill them and strengthen the structure. Packers come in various sizes and shapes, with threaded connections or push-fit designs to suit different applications. How they work: Drilling: Holes are drilled at specific locations in the structure where grout injection is needed. Packer insertion: The packer is inserted into the hole and secured in place, typically using a threaded connection or a locking mechanism. Grout injection: PU grout is pumped through a hose or pipe into the packer, filling the voids and cracks around it. Cure: The grout expands and cures, solidifying and bonding to the surrounding material, creating a strong, watertight seal. Packer removal (optional): Once the grout has cured, the packer can be removed, or in some cases, it's left in place for future maintenance or monitoring. Key features: Threaded connections: For secure attachment to injection hoses or grout pumps. Non-return valves: Prevent backflow of grout during injection. Pressure ratings: Indicate the maximum pressure they can withstand. Material compatibility: Designed for use with PU grouts. Reusable or disposable: Some packers can be reused, while others are single-use. Common applications: Crack repair: Filling cracks in concrete structures to restore strength and prevent water ingress. Void filling: Filling voids under concrete slabs to stabilize them and prevent settlement. Joint sealing: Sealing joints in concrete walls and floors to prevent water leakage. Waterproofing: Creating a watertight barrier in basements, tunnels, and other below-grade structures. Structural strengthening: Reinforcing concrete structures by filling voids and cracks, increasing load-bearing capacity.