10 Carbon fiber countersunk concrete Staples kit ,Epoxy ,Tool

Structural Repair Prevent future cracking in concrete. Using carbon fiber staples

Repair foundation structural cracks using Carbon Fiber Countersunk Staples.  Structural cracks in concrete are caused by movement in the foundation, thus resulting in long-term creeping and fatiguing of concrete.
Crack repair by injection alone may not be a permanent solution. Epoxy injection in structural crack repair is a suitable first phase, yet a second phase may be necessary. The repair process must be made permanent by addressing movement. The use of Carbon Fiber Countersunk Staples provides the necessary reinforcement. By cross-stitching with Countersunk Staples within the foundation crack area, creep and fatigue is eliminated and improves the long-term performance of repair material.
Carbon fiber has proven to be a safer and more effective product for structural reinforcement than steel. Countersunk Staples, when installed, lay flat against the foundation, leaving the wall with no obstruction and ready to paint. Countersunk staples will not rust or deteriorate. There are many reasons a concrete foundation wall will crack, some of the most common reasons are: - Soil pressure on the wall
- Thermal changes in soil and concrete
- Settling of footing
- Uneven loading of the structure
- Drying and shrinkage
- Soil shrinkage in the dry season.  By applying Countersunk Carbon Fiber Staples across the face of the foundation crack, the load is distributed away from the glue line to the portion of the concrete that is not cracked. This prevents fatigue and re-cracking at the injection glue line. 
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●   Swimming Pool Cracks
●   Spa Cracks
●   Basement, Garage or Concrete Floor Cracks 
●   Concrete or Foundation Cracks
●   Fountain Cracks
●   Most Other Concrete Structural Cracks

10 Carbon Fiber Staples Kit
•10 Carbon Fiber staples
•1 Epoxy Application tool
•1 epoxy tube sets of Fortress 4000
•2 green Sulzer mixers
•Two nuts
•One spatula
•Four pairs of gloves & Safety Glasses 
Recommended Tools for Installation *Grinder with tuck point blade or hammer drill with a chisel blade.

Contractor version Pricing is packaged with  no application tool