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This method is an automatic low-pressure injection technique that gently injects using a spring, taking into consideration the building. By using low-viscosity epoxy resin, it can be injected deep into the ends. It integrates the concrete and ensures durability, thereby enhancing the reinforcement effect. 【Features】 ■ Spring type ■ Microcapsule type ■ Gently injected with a spring ■ Integrates concrete ■ Ensures durability, thereby enhancing the reinforcement effect *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The actual internal cracks have a complex shape and are not smooth like acrylic sheets. When injected with a grout pump, the pressure is high, which speeds up the injection time, but considering the filling properties, it is not necessarily true that high pressure is always good. Additionally, there are methods that only involve sealing techniques or applying epoxy to the surface, but these only treat the surface, leaving the internal cracks as they are, which could lead to the widening of cracks in the future or act as a trigger for cracks to develop in other areas. 【Features】 ■ Easy handling of injection equipment! ■ A wide variety of bases! ■ Available in flat bases, corner bases, narrow L-shaped joints for use in tight spaces, 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.

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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

The Tarpan II method is a technique for injecting repair materials (epoxy resin or inorganic injection materials) into fine cracks that have developed in concrete. It is an automatic low-pressure injection method that utilizes the restoring force of a spring for pressurization. This method injects gently at low pressure, making it a building-friendly technique that does not forcefully increase cracks or peeling. 【Features】 ■ Low pressure ■ The cylinder has high transparency 　→ Injection status can be visually confirmed ■ Can be applied in narrow spaces with L-type joints ■ Uses low-viscosity epoxy resin 　→ Injects to deep areas and ends ■ Integrates the concrete and ensures durability 　→ Enhances reinforcement effects *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

• Reinforcement and repair materials
• Renovation and repair methods

The Tarpan Type II method is a technique that involves injecting repair materials (epoxy resin or inorganic injection materials) into fine cracks that have developed in concrete. It is an automatic low-pressure injection method that utilizes the restoring force of a spring to apply pressure. This method injects gently at low pressure, making it a building-friendly technique that does not forcibly increase cracks or peeling.

• Reinforcement and repair materials
• Renovation and repair methods
• Architectural design office