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  1. 成瀬化学 Mie//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  2. SIKA JAPAN Ltd. Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. 双栄基礎工業 Tokyo//Other construction industries
  4. 4 ジェイ・シー・サプライ Kanagawa//Trading company/Wholesale
  5. 5 アクアテック Hyogo//Construction Consultant

Injection method Product ranking

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  1. Narulight Injection Method: Waterproof Layer Regeneration Method / Penetrating Injection Method 成瀬化学
  2. Anchor pinning injection method SIKA JAPAN Ltd.
  3. One-component elastic epoxy resin injection method "Bond OGS Method" ジェイ・シー・サプライ
  4. 4 Bitpacker method アクアテック
  5. 5 Drug solution injection method "Double pipe strainer method (single-phase type and multi-phase type)" 双栄基礎工業

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[Water Ceramic Construction Case] Takenaka Artisan Training Center

Measures against biological contamination and weathering! Introducing examples of water ceramics.

Aqua Tech Co., Ltd. offers "Water Ceramic," which can prevent the occurrence of mold, algae, fungi, and moss. It is capable of repairing fine cracks ranging from approximately 0.01mm to 0.1mm. It contributes to the restoration and improvement of moisture-proof and waterproof performance of exterior wall tiles, stone materials, and concrete surfaces. Our product has also been applied at the "Takenaka Artisan Training Institute." Please feel free to contact us when you need our services. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us. *You can download case studies that show before and after results.

  • Coating film waterproofing material/permeable waterproofing material
  • Waterproofing work
  • Injection method

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Automatic Resin Injection Method "e-Jector Method"

Easy set! Easy injection!

■ Thanks to spring pressure, injection can be uniformly performed until the end. ■ After filling with resin, it features a simple design for twisting to set and twisting to start injection. ■ Once injection begins, it is automatically injected due to spring pressure, allowing a small number of people to work on large areas. ■ By using an insertion tool (sold separately), injection into ceiling surfaces is also possible. ■ The container has markings, ensuring accurate measurement management. ■ Even when filled to the brim with resin and attached to a washer, it is only about 15 cm in total length, making it possible to work in narrow spaces.

  • Waterproof tape, adhesive, drain, protective panel
  • Injection method

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One-component elastic epoxy resin injection method "Bond OGS Method"

A simple method for direct injection into cracks! No need for tedious tasks such as measuring and mixing.

The "Bond OGS Method" is a direct injection technique primarily aimed at waterproofing, where elastic epoxy resin is injected directly into cracks in concrete structures without the need for temporary sealing. Due to its simple method of direct injection into cracks, the injection work can be completed in one day. Using a one-component elastic epoxy resin injection material (Bond OG Grout) in a cartridge, there is no need for cumbersome tasks such as measuring and mixing. 【Features】 ■ One-component injection material ■ One-day construction ■ Non-cut ■ Injection characteristics ■ Low-pressure injection ■ Elasticity *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us. ★ Contractor Introduction★ We also provide introductions to contractors for those struggling with the serious issue of labor shortages. We can introduce you to our partner companies, which include hundreds of specialists in renovation, exterior work, painting, waterproofing, and repair. ★ Property Introduction★ We accept property introductions for contractors. Please feel free to contact us with any questions regarding material purchases.

  • Reinforcement and repair materials
  • Injection method

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Introduction to the "Bevel Plug Injection Method"

A construction method developed to reliably fill the area near rebar with injection material, which is the root cause of deterioration progression.

At Nippon Poliment Industry Co., Ltd., we offer the "Bevel Plug Injection Method," which uses a dedicated plug called "Bevel Plug" to inject fine particle cement-based materials into cracks that occur in concrete structures. By injecting the material directly and continuously, it can be applied to a wide range of cracks from approximately 0.2 mm to 5.0 mm in width. Additionally, it can be easily attached to a Φ10.5 mm drilled hole with a one-touch mechanism, and it is equipped with a check valve function to prevent backflow of the material after injection. 【Features】 ■ One-touch attachment plug that does not require special tools ■ Reliable and clean installation of injection holes using a water flow drill ■ Cartridge-type cement-based sealing and injection materials *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Injection method

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IPH method (Internal Pressure Filling Joint Reinforcement)

Precision high-depth filling with epoxy resin that has minimal hardening shrinkage! Various effects can be expected!

The "IPH Method (Internal Pressure Filling Joint Reinforcement)" is a groundbreaking technique that enables the recovery of strength in concrete structures, restoration of adhesion between rebar and concrete, rebar corrosion prevention, cross-section repair joints, spalling prevention, water stopping, suppression of alkali-aggregate reaction, and mitigation of carbonation. By replacing and filling the air within the voids and cracks of the structure, which are the main causes of variability in the injection range and depth of conventional resin injection methods, with the injection resin "E-396H" using a dedicated capsule with an air release function called "IPH Capsule," stable and extensive high-depth resin injection is achieved. 【Features】 ■ Resin injection is possible for fine cracks ■ Resin filling is possible for fine cracks as narrow as 0.01mm ■ Low-pressure stability of the injection pressure ■ High fluidity and non-shrinkage of the injection resin, ensuring safety ■ Uniform and high-depth, high-density diffusion filling and curing within the concrete is possible *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Special Construction Method
  • Reinforcement and repair materials
  • Injection method

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Crack injection method using inorganic materials "Bevel Plug Method"

A method aimed at the full injection of inorganic materials, which was difficult with conventional methods.

The "Bevel Plug Method" is a technique for efficiently injecting a cement-based repair material that is identical to the base material into cracks that have occurred in concrete structures. By injecting from inside the crack, it can be applied to a wide range of cracks from approximately 0.2mm to 5.0mm in width. Additionally, by using a cartridge-type injection material, large equipment is not required, allowing for easy application even in narrow spaces or on scaffolding. 【Features】 ■ Simple and rational application ■ Repair material identical to the base material ■ Diverse lineup of materials ■ Open source that anyone can use *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Concrete construction
  • Injection method

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For hard, unconsolidated ground and deep construction, liquefaction countermeasures are also addressed by the "sleeve injection method."

A chemical grouting method that is most effective for hard, unconsolidated ground. It is suitable for deep construction projects and can also be applied for liquefaction countermeasures.

The sleeve injection method is a double packer technique that separates the installation of injection pipes from the injection work. It is suitable for large-scale construction projects or cases where high effectiveness is required, as well as for deep construction projects, and can also be applied for liquefaction countermeasures. 【Applications】 ● Stabilization of the bottom slab and backfill of the shaft (waterproofing and strength increase) ● Protection of soil retention deficiencies ● Stabilization of the face of shield or thrusting ● Prevention of loosening in the route section of shield or thrusting ● Stabilization of the backfill and bottom slab of deep foundations (waterproofing and strength increase) ● Liquefaction countermeasures 【Features】 ● Covers almost all target ground areas. It is most effective against hard, unconsolidated ground where other methods cannot be applied. ● By using injection materials with a long gel time, low-speed and low-pressure injection is possible, allowing for reliable permeation injection even in fine sand layers. ● The external injection pipe is left underground, enabling re-injection at necessary locations even after the initial injection. ● A complete packer can be created with seal grout, completely preventing the escape of injection material from around the injection pipe. ● There is very little ground deformation, and the impact on nearby structures is also minimal.

  • Ground improvement
  • Injection method

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Drug solution injection method "Double pipe strainer method (single-phase type and multi-phase type)"

We have a track record of back protection for missing parts of mountain retention! Let us introduce the construction methods adopted by our company group.

The "Double Pipe Strainer Method (Single Phase and Multi Phase)" is one of the liquid injection methods adopted by our group. The single-phase method can prevent diffusion beyond the specified area, but the gel time is too short to achieve sufficient improvement effects within the required range. On the other hand, the multi-phase method can prevent diffusion with a short gel time while allowing for permeation injection with a slightly longer gel time. The injection effect is significantly higher, and it is now widely adopted. [Features] ■ Single Phase - Prevents diffusion beyond the specified area and solidifies within the necessary location with a short gel time (in seconds). ■ Multi Phase - Prevents diffusion with a short gel time while allowing for permeation injection with a slightly longer gel time, resulting in a high injection effect. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground foundation construction method
  • Injection method

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Pressure Adjustment Injection Method 'SAPIS'

A new technology that revolutionizes concrete crack repair!

Our company offers the pressure-controlled injection method "SAPIS," which demonstrates excellent injection technology, adaptability, and economic efficiency. You can choose from two types of injection machines: the "Vacuum Suction Type Pressure-Controlled Injection Method (TH-110002-A)" and the "Nozzle Type Pressure-Controlled Injection Method (TH-110003-A)." Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. 【Features】 ■ High-quality repair technology ■ Wide range of adaptability ■ Environmentally conscious *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Injection method

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[Method] Residential Foundation Concrete Repair - Low-Pressure Resin Injection Method

Many successful projects! Our craftsmen with 25 years of experience will carry out the work directly.

Our company employs manual and automatic low-pressure resin injection methods to carry out repair work that does not impose a load on the structure. The repair material spreads radially from the surface cracks to the internal structure, allowing it to fill even the finest cracks. By preventing water infiltration into the interior through crack repairs, we can prevent the corrosion of rebar, improve the strength of the concrete itself, and contribute to its longevity. For more details, please contact us or refer to our materials.

  • Concrete construction
  • Injection method

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Titanium rod internal insertion anode method (external power supply method)

Corrosion protection for temporary scaffolding and difficult-to-access areas can be carried out according to site conditions.

The titanium rod internal insertion anode method is an external power supply electrochemical corrosion protection method that involves inserting and installing a rod-shaped titanium anode into the interior of concrete from the surface. Since the anode is installed inside the structure, there are no limitations on the construction surface, allowing for the anode to be inserted and installed from any direction to implement electrochemical corrosion protection. It is suitable for areas where temporary scaffolding is difficult or where the construction surface is limited, as well as for partial corrosion protection at bridge girder ends and similar locations.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Injection method

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Subsurface correction work | Liquid pressure injection and liquefaction prevention work for existing homes while living in them.

No need for moving or temporary housing! The i-LIFT method prevents liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes through liquid pressure injection, allowing for high-precision leveling restoration while living in the house.

GeoTech offers a pre-sinking prevention and horizontal correction solution using the "i-LIFT Method," a liquid pressure injection technique that prioritizes the living environment of homeowners in response to issues related to liquefaction and uneven settlement of existing homes. This method involves the pressurized injection of a cement-based grout with excellent chemical stability into the ground, followed by steps to form a support slab, reinforce the foundation, and lift the structure, thereby significantly strengthening the ground. By utilizing high-precision laser levels and 3D measuring devices to continuously monitor the behavior of the building in real-time during construction, precise level adjustments within millimeters can be achieved without placing excessive stress on the building's structure. The use of compact construction equipment allows for work to be carried out without issues in narrow sites where large machinery cannot enter or where there is minimal space between neighboring properties. There is no need for extensive demolition work or moving to temporary housing, allowing for "construction while living" to be completed, significantly reducing the financial and mental stress on homeowners. This reliable method enhances ground strength to prevent re-sinking, ensuring long-lasting residential comfort and property value.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Residential foundations
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
  • Injection method

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Subsurface Correction Work | Blocking Liquefaction Settlement in Existing Homes with Liquid Pressure Injection for Construction Companies

Prevent liquefaction settlement troubles after handover with chemical pressure injection! Contributing to the restoration of trust for contractors and builders with the i-LIFT method and precise measurements.

In response to differential settlement that occurs after the handover of residential properties and the liquefaction risk during large-scale earthquakes, Geotech proposes the "i-LIFT Method," an optimal liquid pressure injection technique for after-sales support for contractors and house manufacturers. This method is an advanced technology that injects quick-setting cement-based grout under pressure directly beneath the building to form support layers, reinforce foundations, and correct horizontal alignment, particularly in sites where ground reinforcement was insufficient during construction or in areas with localized soft layers. By using high-precision laser levels and three-dimensional displacement measurement devices, we can visualize and manage elevation data in real-time, achieving accurate horizontal restoration to the millimeter without causing secondary damage to the structure. Since it allows for "construction while living," we can completely eliminate unnecessary secondary costs such as temporary housing expenses and moving costs, without requiring homeowners to move out or temporarily relocate. We fulfill our accountability to homeowners with objective data based on scientific evidence, strongly supporting the recovery of corporate trust and amicable after-sales solutions.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Residential foundations
  • Consulting companies
  • Injection method

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Subsurface correction work | Preventing liquefaction in existing homes by pressurized injection of chemical solutions to prevent pipe breakage.

Prevent risks of pipe damage and utility disruption with pressurized liquid injection! The i-LIFT method allows for precise horizontal restoration of existing homes without damaging the foundation.

In response to concerns about ground subsidence, pipeline breakage due to liquefaction during earthquakes, and damage to foundation structures, Geotech proposes a pre-subsidence prevention and subsidence correction plan using the "i-LIFT method" with liquid pressure injection. This method involves the precise injection of quick-setting cement-based grout into the soft sandy layers directly beneath the building, enhancing ground bearing capacity through a three-stage control of support layer formation, foundation reinforcement, and lift-up. By employing non-destructive construction techniques that do not damage the foundation concrete and pipeline-following technology, we can safely achieve accurate horizontal restoration to the millimeter level without interrupting urban gas and water supply infrastructure. Under real-time monitoring with high-precision laser levels, we avoid applying excessive tensile or torsional stress to structural elements and buried pipelines. This solution enables "construction while living," preventing the need for temporary housing or relocation, thereby protecting the residents' comfortable living environment while ensuring peace of mind by preventing future subsidence and infrastructure damage.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Residential foundations
  • Consulting companies
  • Injection method

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Low-pressure resin injection method Tarpan Type 2 method *Same results regardless of who performs the work!!

An automatic low-pressure injection method that eliminates variability caused by the operator by relying on the restoring force of the spring, ensuring the same results regardless of who performs the work!

The actual interior of the cracks has a complex shape and is not smooth like an acrylic plate. When injected with a grouting pump, the pressure is high, which speeds up the injection time, but considering the filling ability, high pressure is not necessarily always good. Additionally, in conventional methods, workers could not leave the site until the injection was completed, but with the automatic low-pressure injection method, once the capsule is set in the crack, the worker can leave the site as the operation relies on the spring's restoring force. This allows for a small number of workers to cover a wide area, and the significant feature of this product is that anyone can achieve the same results regardless of who performs the work. 【Features】 ■Ease of handling injection equipment! ■A wide variety of bases! ■Includes flat bases, corner bases, L-shaped joints for narrow widths, and holders, making it adaptable to any site! ■A trusted product featured in the LPIS (Automatic Low-Pressure Resin Injection Method Guidebook)! *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us directly.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Architectural design office
  • Injection method

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Subsidized Improvement Work | Achieving Liquefaction Prevention and Ground Strengthening for Existing Homes through Liquid Pressure Injection

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes with pressure-injected chemical solutions! Dramatically strengthen the ground and protect your home with the i-LIFT method and high-precision laser measurement.

GeoTech proposes the "i-LIFT Method," a pre-subsidence prevention technique using pressure-injected chemical solutions for existing homes facing the risks of liquefaction and uneven settlement during earthquakes. This method is a groundbreaking technology that significantly enhances the ground's bearing capacity through three steps: pressurized injection of a quick-setting cement-based grout into the ground, formation of a support layer, foundation reinforcement, and lifting of the building. By using high-precision laser measuring instruments and 3D measurement devices to continuously monitor displacement in real-time during construction, it allows for precise horizontal correction in millimeter increments without imposing excessive loads on the building structure. The use of compact and small construction machinery means that there is no need for large heavy equipment transportation or house demolition, even on narrow sites. Furthermore, by using environmentally friendly injection materials, it does not contaminate the surrounding environment or groundwater, perfectly achieving "construction while living" without the need for moving or temporary housing. This is a reliable ground reinforcement solution that ensures the structural safety of your important home and completely eliminates the risk of future subsidence.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Residential foundations
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
  • Injection method

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Subsurface correction work | Preventing land subsidence risks from neighboring land changes and liquefaction through pressurized chemical injection.

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks caused by neighboring construction and groundwater fluctuations in advance! The i-LIFT method and chemical pressure injection strongly reinforce the foundation of existing homes.

In response to the risks of differential settlement and liquefaction of existing homes caused by nearby excavation, embankment work, and fluctuations in groundwater levels, Geotech proposes a pre-subsidence prevention solution using the "i-LIFT method" with pressure-injected chemical solutions. This method involves pressure-injecting non-dispersive, quick-setting cement-based grout into soft ground or sandy soil directly beneath the building, employing a three-stage approach of support layer formation, foundation reinforcement, and precise lift-up to fundamentally enhance ground strength. By utilizing high-precision laser measurement devices and three-dimensional displacement sensors, we can monitor structural behavior in real-time during construction, allowing for millimeter-level horizontal restoration without imposing undue stress on the building. The use of a static pressure injection method that does not generate impact noise or vibrations, along with compact, small-scale equipment, enables safe construction without causing encroachment or noise issues, even in sites closely adjacent to neighboring homes. We achieve "construction while living" without necessitating relocation or temporary housing, ensuring the enduring safety of your home while protecting the surrounding environment.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Pile and foundation work
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
  • Injection method

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Settlement correction work | Preventing liquefaction of existing homes and restoring asset value through liquid pressure injection.

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes with pressurized chemical injection! Enhance the asset value and structural safety of buildings with the i-LIFT method and precise measurement.

In response to the sinking troubles of existing homes and concerns about liquefaction during earthquakes, Geotech proposes a modification plan that utilizes the pre-sinking prevention method "i-LIFT Method" through pressure injection of chemical solutions, aiming to enhance the asset value of homes and restore their structure. This method is an advanced technology that dramatically increases ground bearing capacity in three steps: forming a support layer, reinforcing the foundation, and lifting up, by pressure injecting a quick-setting high-density cement-based grout into the soft sandy layer directly beneath the building. By using high-precision laser levels and three-dimensional displacement sensors, we continuously monitor behavior in real-time, allowing for accurate horizontal restoration to the millimeter without imposing any burden on the structure. The compact construction, which does not require demolition or large-scale temporary works, enables "construction while living" without the need for homeowners to move or find temporary housing, minimizing both economic and mental burdens. We provide reliable evidence and long-term durability that are highly valued in inspections and real estate transactions, making this a trusted reinforcement technology that connects important residential assets to the future.

  • Renovation and repair methods
  • Pile and foundation work
  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
  • Injection method

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Subsurface correction work | Liquid pressure injection with digital continuous monitoring to prevent liquefaction in existing homes.

Prevent liquefaction settlement risks in existing homes through constant digital monitoring! Achieve millimeter-level horizontal restoration with the i-LIFT method and pressure-injected chemical solutions.

In response to the subsidence issues occurring beneath existing homes and concerns about liquefaction during earthquakes, Geotech proposes a pre-subsidence prevention solution using the "i-LIFT method," which combines digital continuous monitoring with pressure-injected chemical solutions. This method involves pressure-injecting a quick-setting cement-based grout into the soft sandy layer directly beneath the building, significantly enhancing ground strength through three processes: support layer formation, foundation reinforcement, and lift-up. During construction, ultra-high precision laser levels and three-dimensional displacement sensors are used to continuously visualize and monitor the building's elevation behavior and minute displacement in real-time. By finely adjusting the injection pressure based on numerical data, we can achieve perfect horizontal correction to the millimeter without imposing undue strain or localized stress on the structure. The compact construction does not require large machinery or house demolition, enabling "construction while living" without incurring temporary housing costs or moving expenses. We provide the highest quality ground reinforcement that minimizes future re-subsidence risks to zero, backed by solid scientific evidence.

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  • Residential foundations
  • Consulting companies
  • Injection method

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