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3/8" x 3" Brass packer
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Drill in place packers are used with a grease gun to get concrete crack injection materials into a concrete crack. Use for concrete cracks that are actively leaking water or have been previously repaired. Rubber sleeve collapses upon tightening to make a tight seal.
Use for high pressure injection applications such as a hairline, for previously repaired cracks and acrtively leaking cracks.
The Zerk fitting attaches to a grease gun or pump.
Features:
- Zerk fitting
- Collapsable rubber sleeve
- Removable top portion for a smooth look
How to Use:
Insert into a drill hole and tighten with an 8mm deep well socket wrench. The rubber sleeve expands and creates a seal to stop the resin from leaking out during injection.
This diagram shows the proper way to install mechanical injection packers.
