Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port with Cap is a standard injection port, sold each, for gravity-feed or pressure-injection crack repair. The port is set over a static crack with a non-sag capping gel and takes low-viscosity resins such as Pro-Poxy 50 or Pro-Poxy 100.
Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port with Cap is a standard injection port for gravity-feed or pressure-injection crack repair. It is used with low-viscosity resins such as Pro-Poxy 50 or Pro-Poxy 100. The port is set over a static crack with a non-sag capping gel. This listing is one port with cap, code 140948. Ports are spaced about 6 to 36 in along the crack, depending on width and member thickness.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Standard surface-mount port with cap |
| Product code | 140948 |
| Pack | Each |
| Typical spacing | 6 to 36 in along the crack |
| Set with | Non-sag capping gel |
| Resins | Pro-Poxy 50 or Pro-Poxy 100 |
| Crack type | Static cracks, not moving joints |
| Terminal port | About 4 in from the end of a fine crack |
Product documents: Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 50 Data Sheet with Surface Port 140948 (PDF)
What cracks is Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port used on?
Static concrete cracks that will take gravity-feed or pressure-injection resin. Moving joints are not the use.
What pack is Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port?
This listing is one port with cap, code 140948.
What resin does Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port take?
Low-viscosity injection resins such as Pro-Poxy 50 or Pro-Poxy 100.
What spacing does Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port typically use?
About 6 to 36 in along the crack, depending on crack width and member thickness.
What gel sets Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port?
A non-sag capping gel such as Pro-Poxy 300 Fast or Pro-Poxy 300 Paste. Seal the crack face after the ports are set.
What terminal location does Dayton Superior Surface Mount Port need?
Do not set a port at the feathered end of a fine crack. A terminal port sits about 4 in from that end.
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