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Product Details
Feature
Good Quality
Type
Epoxy Grout
Country of Origin
India
K2P Chemicals is the leading epoxy injection grout manufacturer in Mumbai with years of experience in epoxy injection grout production. The provided epoxy injection grout is a solvent-free crack injection composed of a hardener system and a low viscous liquid epoxy resin. It is used to repair cracks in floors, concrete, structures, and walls. It is designed to deeply penetrate the gaps inside the cracks, forming a shrink-free solid mass. It provides strong bonding inside the cracks and is resistant to honeycombing and chemicals in masonry & concrete.
We ensure that the epoxy injection grout we manufacture meets the required quality standards & specifications. Feel free to contact us and get our epoxy injection grout at an attractive rate.
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FAQs About Epoxy Injection Grout
Epoxy injection grout is a two-part, ultra-low-viscosity resin system (resin and hardener) engineered specifically to repair cracks in concrete.
Instead of sitting on the surface, it is injected under controlled pressure directly into hairline or deep structural cracks (often as narrow as 0.05 mm).
Instead of sitting on the surface, it is injected under controlled pressure directly into hairline or deep structural cracks (often as narrow as 0.05 mm).
Use epoxy injection when you need a rigid, high-strength bond to restore structural integrity to dry or damp load-bearing concrete elements. Use polyurethane when you need a flexible foam expansion to rapidly stop active water leaks or seal non-structural, moving cracks.
It achieves an initial set in 3 to 6 hours and fully cures structurally within 24 to 72 hours under standard temperatures. Once fully cured, it achieves compressive strengths of 8,000–10,000+ psi, creating a bond stronger than the surrounding concrete.
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