The Simpson Strong-Tie CI-LVPO-KT-TL Crack Injection Contractor Kit is a complete solution for professional concrete crack repair. Designed for structural contractors, this all-in-one kit provides the essential components to inject low-viscosity epoxy or polyurethane into concrete cracks, helping restore structural integrity and prevent water intrusion. The included manual dispensing tool (ADT30S), static mixers, and injection ports streamline the process, making it ideal for both vertical and horizontal applications.

Whether you’re sealing hairline foundation cracks or repairing larger structural issues, this kit delivers consistent, professional-grade results in a compact, job-site ready format. Perfect for general contractors, waterproofing specialists, and foundation repair teams looking to tackle multiple crack repair jobs efficiently.

Key Features:

• Complete Crack Repair Kit: Includes everything needed for low-pressure injection using epoxy or polyurethane.
• High-Quality Components: Manual dispensing tool and accessories engineered for repeated use and reliability.
• Versatile Application: Effective on both hairline and wider cracks in horizontal and vertical surfaces.
• Time-Saving: All components packaged in a durable carry case for quick deployment and easy organization.
• Professional Results: Designed for structural and waterproofing contractors who demand consistent performance.

Applications:

• Structural crack repair in concrete foundations and walls
• Leak sealing in basements, tunnels, or retaining walls
• Restoration work in parking decks, bridges, and concrete slabs
• Residential and commercial concrete crack injection projects

Kit Includes:

• Manual dispensing tool (for dual-cartridge use)
• 10 static mixers
• 10 surface ports
• 10 surface caps
• 1 surface paste
• 1 epoxy mixer paddle
• Durable plastic carrying case

Installation:

1. Clean the surface around the crack to remove dirt, debris, or loose material.
2. Attach surface ports and seal the crack using the included surface paste.
3. Once cured, inject the epoxy or polyurethane through the ports using the manual dispensing tool.
4. Allow material to fully cure per product instructions before removing ports and finishing the surface.