Crack repair methods
The squeeze method is an automatic low-pressure resin injection technique used to repair cracks that occur in concrete structures. By attaching an injector above the crack and filling it with resin, a sustained pressure is generated due to the elastic recovery of the rubber, allowing for injection even into fine cracks. As a pioneer of automatic low-pressure resin injection methods, the squeeze method has a wealth of successful construction records.
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【Features】 ● Reliable injection due to low pressure ● Captures cracks with slits ● Compact dome-shaped design ● Simple process ● High workability *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Concrete structure
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Asahi Bond Industry is a manufacturer of various repair and renovation materials for concrete structures and has organized a nationwide construction system to expand its business activities. The pillars of our efforts are the establishment of investigation and diagnosis systems, the development and establishment of materials and construction methods for specific applications, and the nationwide expansion of the construction system and organizational enhancement. Moving forward, we will add the comfort of people and living to these three pillars and work towards creating a more livable environment.
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