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SealBoss Slab Lifting Pumps and Starter Kits

The SealBoss ® GT 2C-5G Cart System (pic left) is an affordable, portable for new and experienced contractors. The entire system can easily fit in the back of a pickup truck. The set up is simple and requires minimal equipment. Available with Generator/ Air Compressor Combo.

The SealBoss ® P3003 Portable System (pic right) is a low cost, extremely portable small job system for low volume injection for slab support with minimal or no lifting requirements.

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SealBoss World Of Concrete Thank You

World of Concrete

Thank you for taking the time to visit with us at the World of Concrete in Las Vegas. We appreciate your interest in our equipment such as the industrial standard setting JointMaster Pro 2 Floor Joint Machine, the SealBoss Signature Line Injection / SlabLifting pumps and the two component epoxy injection machines.

We appreciate all the interest in our product lines including Waterproofing, Geotech and Floor Repair. Our representatives will contact you in a timely fashion with any support you may need. Let us show you how to maximize your investments and applications with SealBoss products. We empower you in your business with pride. In the interim, please contact us directly at 714-662-4445.

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SealBoss Injection Job Checklist

Injection Job Checklist

Checklist for a Crack Injection Procedure

Embarking on a crack injection procedure requires meticulous preparation and execution. Here’s your essential checklist to ensure a seamless process, from start to finish:

  • Prepare Your Equipment and Protective Gear: Begin by gathering all necessary materials and tools, such as epoxy, polyurethane, acrylate, injection ports, injection pump equipment, and other applicable tools. Safety should be your utmost priority, so don’t forget your personal protective equipment (PPE), including coveralls, gloves, and safety glasses.

  • Perform an In-depth Inspection: Carry out a thorough examination of the injection area to identify any leakage or visible cracks. Be meticulous, ensuring even the smallest joints and cracks are detected and documented.

  • Clean the Cracks: After identifying the cracks, clean them thoroughly. Remove any loose concrete, dust, or debris using appropriate tools, such as a wire brush, to ensure optimal adhesion during the injection process.

  • Install Injection Packers or Ports: Position the injection packers or ports along the crack at regular intervals. While the distance can vary based on the nature of the crack and the product used, a general rule of thumb is approximately 8-10 inches between each port.

  • Prepare the Injection Product: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to prepare the epoxy, polyurethane, or acrylate polymer product. This step often involves combining multiple components until a uniform solution is achieved.

  • Seal the Crack Surface: If necessary, especially with epoxy injections, seal the surface of the crack with epoxy or the specified sealing material. Ensuring the crack is sealed from end to end will force the injected material to flow through the crack.

  • Start the Injection: Unless otherwise specified, begin the injection at the lowest port and progress upwards. This method allows the epoxy or polyurethane to fill the crack from the bottom, ensuring a thorough seal. Move to the next port as each one fills.

  • Monitor the Procedure: Keep a close eye on the process to ensure the injection material is filling the entire crack. If leakage occurs or the crack isn’t filling properly, additional steps may be necessary.

  • Allow the Product to Cure: After injection, let the product cure according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. This duration can range from a few minutes to several days, depending on the specific product.

  • Remove Injection Ports and Finish Surface: Once the material has fully cured, remove the injection packers or ports and finish the surface as per the specifications.

  • Final Inspection: Conduct a final review to ensure the cracks are completely filled and sealed.

Remember, while this list provides a general guide, you should always follow the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer of the injection materials and equipment. Different products may require different procedures, so carefully adhering to the provided guidelines is paramount. Be prepared to adjust this general guide based on the specifics of your project.

Arrive prepared at the job site – it saves you time, aggravation and money. Here are some of the essentials.

EquipmentConsumablesGearClean up
Pumps, Parts, HosesInjection resinSafety GlassesTrash bags
ApplicatorAcceleratorSafety GlovesPaper Towels
BucketsInjection Packers, CouplersSafety VestsRags
Extension CordsPump FlushHard HatsDisposable Gloves
Hammer Drill, Drill BitsOakumSafety BootsCleaner
Flashlights   
Complete Tool Box   

SealBoss Hand Sanitizer Info

Is Your Hand Sanitizer Full Strength?

CDC recommends consumers use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol

'Q. Is hand sanitizer effective?

A. The best way to prevent the spread of infections and decrease the risk of getting sick is by washing your hands with plain soap and water, advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Washing hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds is essential, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after coughing, sneezing, or blowing one’s nose.

If soap and water are not available, CDC recommends consumers use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.'
FDA

Why SealBoss Hand Sanitizer?

FEATURES
• Topical Hand Sanitizer Solution
• Meets WHO Recommended Formula
• FDA-Registered, Labeler Code 77097

BENEFITS
• 80% Alcohol Formulation
• Liquid, no gel-thickening agent added
• Apply a coin-sized amount on your hands
• Can be repackaged as spray solution
• Can be used as surface or skin sanitizer

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