Abojet®
Structural Crack Injection Epoxy.
Uses: Restore monolithic integrity to cracked structural elements by injecting Abojet into the crack to fill and “weld” it back together. This epoxy crack injection seals foundations and below-grade walls against water seepage. The Abojet series of resins is most commonly used in the restoration of load-bearing walls such as foundations, retaining walls, abutments, swimming pools, dams, decks, silos, bridge piers, columns, domes, concrete pipes, and tanks.
Features and Benefits: As Abojet bonds permanently to most substrates and is stronger than concrete, the “welded” repair is often stronger than the original material. It prevents the need for demolition where structural elements cannot be compromised. Abojet is dependable and cost-effective. It is available in prepackaged, 2-component cartridges or in bulk packaging for large projects. Available in three formulations for a variety of crack sizes.
The Abojet Crack Injection Process: The Abojet system consists of a resin and hardener packaged in a single cartridge. When the barrier separating them is plunged, the mixture begins to harden. Injected into a crack or cavity, it hardens quickly, filling the cavity and joining the two sides back together. The hardened system is dimensionally stable and virtually shrink-free.
Abojet is often sold in conjunction with Aboweld 55-1, which is used to dam the exterior of the crack and set injection ports. Injection ports are also sold separately.
Technical Characteristics: Each 10 fluid ounce cartridge fills 18 cubic inches. Cartridges include plunger and nozzle. Empty caulking tubes are sold separately for quart and gallon volume packaging. Color: gray.
Abojet 8702-3 is recommended for cracks > 0.5 in (1 cm). Abojet 8702-3 meets ASTM C881 Type II, Grade 2, Class B, C.
Abojet® Technical Data SheetCustomer Questions & Answers
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Does it come in different colors... like a faded red?
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Does abojet work well on and adhere to granite?
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Answered by the admin Aboject is an injectable structural crack injection product. Most uses for it included injecting into poured concrete walls, etc. Please call our technical department for assistance.Answered by the admin
The Abojet is a structural wall crack injection product. It's designed to be injected in damned up cracks on poured concrete walls or similar projects.
Does this work with a cracked or crumbling gypsum based concrete (aka Gypcrete)?
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Q Does this work with a cracked or crumbling gypsum based concrete (aka Gypcrete)? answer nowAsked by on September 22, 2019 9:58 amAnswered by the admin
Abojet is a structual wall crack injections system to be used on poured concrete walls.
How thin is Abojet 8610-1 relative to water?
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It would be along the lines consistency of a very thin vaseline.
Recently, a corner in our basement began to leak when it rains. We now notice long cracks in the corner. Not clear yet from where the water is coming. If applied during a dry spell, will Abojet seal the leak, permanently? The basement is poured concrete, not blocks.
Thanks
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Q Recently, a corner in our basement began to leak when it rains. We now notice long cracks in the ...... Read more answer nowAsked by on May 1, 2019 10:57 pmAnswered by the admin
You can use Abojet on the structural wall cracks for seal the leaks. You'll have to dam up the cracks with Aboweld 55-1 while installing injection ports every 8-10 inches. The Abojet is applied through the ports.
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