About This Equipment
Description
The PU Injection Machine is an electric-powered, single-component pump system designed to inject polyurethane resin into cracks, joints, and voids in concrete structures under controlled pressure. Supplied as a complete system with the pump unit, high-pressure hose, pressure gauge, and injection packers, it enables fast, precise waterproofing repair without excavation or demolition.
Once injected, the PU resin reacts with moisture in the crack — expanding up to 40 times its original volume — to form a tough, flexible, and permanently watertight foam that seals the crack from within, even against active water flow.
1
Drill & Clean
Drill holes at 45° along the crack at 15–30 cm intervals. Clear debris with compressed air.
2
Install Packers
Insert hammer-in or mechanical packers into drilled holes — these act as the injection entry ports.
3
Connect & Inject
Attach the pump hose to the first packer and inject PU resin under controlled pressure from lowest to highest.
4
Resin Expands
PU reacts with moisture, expanding to fill the crack completely and forming a watertight foam seal.
5
Cure & Finish
Once fully cured (minutes to hours), remove packers, cut flush, and clean the surface.
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Active Leak Sealing
Stops flowing water leaks in concrete structures instantly — no need to wait for the crack to dry before injecting.
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Basement & Below-Grade Walls
Seals hydrostatic pressure-driven leaks in basement walls, floors, and raft slabs without excavation or external waterproofing.
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Tunnels & Subways
Used for emergency and planned waterproofing repair of leaking joints and cracks in tunnel linings subject to groundwater pressure.
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Bridges & Infrastructure
Injects PU resin into cracks in bridge piers, abutments, retaining walls, and culverts to restore waterproofing and structural protection.
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Water Tanks & Reservoirs
Repairs leaking joints and cracks in water retaining structures, sewage tanks, and drainage chambers from the inside face.
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Construction Joint Sealing
Seals leaking construction and cold joints in concrete structures where the original waterproofing system has failed or was not installed.