SealBoss 2850 Silflex - Urea Silicate Resin
Fast-curing, non-foaming, elasticized silicate injection resin Consolidation and sealing of fissured and fractured geotechnical formations
SealBoss ® 2850 SilFlex Applications
- Coal mining corridors
- Stabilization of pillar support structures
- Consolidation of fissured mountains, rocks, soils
- Rehabilitation and sealing of corridors and shaft extensions
- Repair of concrete and underwater structures
- Subsoil and rock mass stabilization
- Tunnel face stabilization and crack filling
- Umbrella grouting in TBM areas
SealBoss ® 2850 SilFlex Description
- Pentrates fine cracks
- Suitable for underwater application
- Very low viscosity
- Does not absorb water
- Suitable for cutting and planing
- No foaming and environmentally sound
- Great adhesion and final strength
- High plastic ductility under pressure
Product Description
SealBoss ® 2850 SilFlex is a fast-reacting, non-foaming, solvent-free, two-component urea-silicate resin system with outstanding sealing and consolidation properties. The product hardens in approximately three minutes at 25°C. To achieve most satisfying and permanent results, a combination of SealBoss ® GT 2800 with other systems of our product line may be advised. Ask your SealBoss ® technician for details. The product is for professional use.
Installation Guidelines
SealBoss® 2850 SilFlex volume mixing ratio is 1 Part-A to 1 Part-B.
Before application, pre-mix Part-A and Part-B. All equipment, pumps and hoses must be dry. Avoid moisture contact with the mixture to prevent premature reaction. Plural component equipment with static mixing provision is highly recommended for optimal results.
Component A must be stirred separately and thoroughly with a low-speed paddle mixer before use immediately before application. The prepared 1:1 ratio material is to be injected with the SealBoss ® IP2C Gel Injection Pump with a silicate mixing tube of 8mm diameter, and 500mm length.
A static mixer blends both components and injects them into the mountain side, rock or soil. The curing reaction time of the urea-silicate foam formulation is significantly depending on temperature.