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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.
