For dry or damp surfaces.

ABOJET® CRACK-INJECTION SYSTEM

The Abatron Abojet crack injection system is a proven method to restore monolithic integrity to a cracked structural element by injecting a structural adhesive epoxy compound (Abojet) into the crack to fill and "weld" it back together. Since Abojet bonds permanently and is stronger than concrete, the "welded" wall can be stronger than the original.

Uses: The Abojet series of resins is best known in the restoration of load-bearing walls, such as foundations. Its advantages are also obvious in restoring retaining walls, abutments, swimming pools, marine structures, dams, decks, silos, vaults, bridge piers, columns, domes, concrete pipes, tanks, elevators, sculptures, garages, structural and decorative components, and machinery and equipment supports. Although concrete is the material that is repaired in most cases, most rigid materials such as masonry, marble, stone, wood, ceramics, metals, stucco, and gypsum can be restored with it just as well.

Features and Benefits: Where structural requirements cannot be compromised, the Abojet system is often the only dependable and cost-effective alternative to demolition. Crack-injection with the Abojet resins has also gained prominence in sealing foundations and other under-grade walls against water seepage.

The Abojet Crack Injection Process: An Abojet resin system consists of two solventless (100% solids,without volatiles) liquids packaged separately: resin (part A) and hardener (part B). When needed, A and B are mixed and the resulting blend is then injected into the crack or cavity. A reaction starts when A and B are mixed. The blend will harden within minutes or hours depending on the Abojet chosen. Before hardening the Abojet blend remains sufficiently fluid to be injected. The hardened system is dimensionally stable and virtually shrink-free. (Meets ASTM C881)

Abojet-1: General-purpose for dry and wet surfaces. Medium viscosity (20 poises). Ratio A/B: 2/1. Available in cans only. ASTM C881, Tp I, Grd 2, C. IL.Dept. of Transportation. BSP-14.

Available in premeasured cartridges and larger containers, unless otherwise specified.

Typical Test Results
	Kg/cm2	Mpa	Psi
Compressive Strength	114-112	55,1-110,3	8000-16000
Flexural Strength	350-914	34,5-89,6	5000-13000
Tensile Strength	350-770	34,5-75,84	5000-11000

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