SLAB JACKING - INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS AND APPLICATIONS

Polyurethane is a strong and effective tool for lifting and leveling concrete and has become the standard in the commercial industry. It is an excellent method for gap sealing in the soil as well as under-sealing. Heavy machinery can cause an unwanted upset in soil and/or concrete movement. We can stabilise weak areas of heavy equipment and lift concrete where needed.

Structural problems that go unattended in your facility increase the risk of liability and jeopardise the value of your asset or the lease agreement with your tenant.

Applications include:

Slab jacking

Uneven concrete floor slabs, walkways and work areas and other such infrastructures can cause hazards that can be unsafe for the worker and damage machinery and plant equipment. Utilizing Polyurethane injection companies can quickly and with great effectiveness allow for easy rectification. The process means that most of the time properties, factories and other business places can continue operation through rectification process – saving thousands of dollars in lost productivity.

Rocking slab/ jointstabilsation

Expansion and cold joints are weak points for water ingress which can create slabs to subside. Left untreated subsided joints run the risk of damaging machinery, being trip hazards and increasing the odds of injury at work – left untreated this can prove costly to any business. CPR Jacking's system is a quick and non-invasive treatment perfect for stabalising and re-leveling slabs at joints. The procedure can be carried out in a matter of hours, saving your business time and money.

Gap sealing

This process involves injecting polyurethane into the substrate adjacent to the affected areas. The foam fills the cracks and deteriorated areas at the same time removing any depressions. Once cured, a sealer is placed over the repair which prevents any further failure or deterioration caused by erosion from standing water.

Void Fill

Improperly compacted soils can experience erosion. When heavy equipment and machinery is used is can further weaken the substrate which can cause voids underneath the surface of the concrete. Often times these voids go unnoticed which causes further deterioration to the surface. Polyurethane is injected to fill and support these voids and rehabilitate the existing surface.