Kemseal

High-Pressure Containment Seal: Seals the outer boundaries of concrete cracks reliably to prevent fluid loss during pressure injection.

Superior Injection Port Anchoring: Locks injection packers firmly in place, eliminating blowouts or dislodgement during operation.

Non-Sag Overhead Capability: Features excellent thixotropic properties, allowing clean, effortless application on ceilings and vertical walls.

Zero Shrinkage Profile: Cures uniformly without loss of volume, ensuring a tight, unyielding bond along the entire applied seam.

Versatile Structural Utility: Serves as a high-grade fairing coat, gap filler, and protective surface adhesive across diverse structural substrates for 2026 specifications.

External surface sealing of cracks and structural anchoring of injection ports/packers prior to pressure resin grouting (e.g., with Kemcrack).

Surface fairing, blowhole filling, and profiling of damaged concrete surfaces before applying protective coatings.

Sealing static joints, pipe penetrations, and structural voids in water tanks, basements, and liquid retaining structures in Egypt.

Rigid structural bonding of stone, marble, granite, and precast concrete elements onto load-bearing frames.

Substrate Preparation: The concrete surface along the crack path must be thoroughly cleaned using wire brushes and dry compressed air to remove dust, loose particles, oil, and laitance.

Mixing Protocol: Combine Component A and Component B in the precise ratios indicated on the packaging. Mix thoroughly using a spatula or a low-speed mechanical stirrer until a uniform color and streak-free paste is achieved.

Application & Port Fixing: Apply Kemseal over the crack line using a putty knife or trowel. Position injection packers over the crack at pre-calculated intervals and secure their bases firmly with the epoxy paste.

Curing Window: Allow the compound to cure completely (typically 12 to 24 hours depending on ambient temperature) to ensure maximum mechanical strength before commencing pressure injection.