IPH method

Repair and extend the lifespan of concrete structures without destroying them! IPH method.

The IPH method is… a repair technique that involves injecting resin into the interior of concrete and curing it under pressure. < Point 1: Injection into fine voids is possible > The IPH method can inject resin into fine voids as small as approximately 0.01mm. It is expected to provide a high waterproofing effect that prevents the recurrence of leaks, while also ensuring that the resin permeates every corner of the concrete, enhancing durability and contributing to the longevity of the building itself. < Point 2: Prevents deterioration of concrete > The IPH method can inject resin into the voids around the rebar within the concrete. By preventing the rebar from coming into contact with air, it helps to prevent rust, thereby preventing deterioration of the concrete such as carbonation and spalling. < Point 3: Non-destructive construction is possible > The IPH method involves making small holes in the surface of the concrete to inject the resin. This allows for the repair of concrete structures without the need for cutting or breaking. ■ Recommended for: - Those troubled by persistent leaks that cannot be stopped despite multiple repairs. - Those who want to repair concrete structures without demolition. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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