CEM 11/19 Injection Tube System is a PVC based injection tube, which is installed in the construction joints of a concrete structure at the construction stage; this allows the joints to be injected with resins at a later stage if required.
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How does CEM 11/19 Injection Hose System work:
The CEM 11/19 Injection Tube is installed in the construction joints of a concrete structure at the construction stage. This allows the joints to be injected with resins at a later stage if required.
The hose CEM 11/19 Injection Tube has 5mm openings spaced ever 12mm-14mm, this allows for easy injection of materials.
The injection material is pumped into the tube through the Injection Hoses that are in the Injection Port Boxes.
Key Features & Benefits
Specification Tip for Design Professionals:
CEM 11/19 Injection Tube System may be specified by name or by using the following description: a single-wall, smooth, blue coloured PVC tube, with slightly cone-shaped openings which prevent the cement paste from the concrete entering the installed tube.
A double-jacket PVC hose that is installed in the construction joints of a concrete structure at the construction stage, this allows the joints to be injected with a resins or cements at a later stage if required.
A galvanised steel plate encapsulated in a special patented coating for use in non-movement joints.
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