Multi-stage injection

Beyond Single-Solution Thinking: The Layered Approach Many contractors fall into the trap of using one grout type for every situation. However, complex leakage problems often require a sophisticated, multi-stage approach that addresses different aspects of the water infiltration challenge. The Three-Layer Defense Strategy Primary Layer: Structural Integrity Uses high-strength epoxy grouts for load-bearing crack repair Focuses on restoring concrete's original strength Provides the foundation for additional waterproofing layers Secondary Layer: Flexible Sealing Implements elastic polyurethane grouts for moving cracks Accommodates thermal expansion and structural settlement Creates a durable, flexible moisture barrier Tertiary Layer: Chemical Protection Applies specialized coatings for chemical resistance Protects against groundwater contaminants Ensures long-term performance in harsh environments Advanced Application Techniques Sequential Injection Timing Coordinating cure times between different grout types Managing material compatibility and bonding interfaces Ensuring continuous protection throughout the process Pressure Cascade Method Starting with low-pressure injection for fine cracks Progressing to medium pressure for main cavities Final high-pressure application for deep penetration Real-World Application: The Industrial Facility Overhaul A manufacturing plant with chronic floor leakage implemented the multi-stage approach: Week 1: Structural epoxy injection for foundation cracks Week 2: Flexible polyurethane for expansion joints Week 3: Chemical-resistant coating for entire surface Result: Complete leak elimination with 10-year warranty