#021 Concrete Injection Made Easy podcast.

Today is a day with a lot of news. Note, I am giving away knowledge, just download it to automate your activity in the concrete repair industry.

This episode is entirely about how to preparation of crack injection in concrete.

https://inblock.com.pl/en/podcast/concrete-injection-drilling-calculator

I am talking about an e-book that I recently finished. The book titled 6 core principles for effective crack injection discusses the most important issues of preparation for injection, increasing the chances of correct and effective filling of the crack using pressure injection technology.

In order for the book to live and adapt to the situation on your construction site, the book comes with a spreadsheet calculating the distance from the crack at which to start drilling at a given angle to cut the crack in half the thickness of the repaired concrete.

Additionally, you will calculate the length of the drill bit needed for this as well as the distance between holes drilled at the same side of the crack.
In my opinion, in the offline industry like injection services only using such automation as calculators allows you to accelerate key technological decisions, avoiding wasted time and simple mistakes.

All this will prove to be successful once and for all. And without returns and complaints, you will develop your business.

Both my book and the spreadsheet that works with it provide faster work, automation and reduce the risk of making mistakes when preparing a crack for injection.

And all this is told in the latest episode of the podcast.

https://inblock.com.pl/en/podcast/concrete-injection-drilling-calculator

So today you get 3 in 1.

A book, a spreadsheet, and a podcast episode that tells it all.

I invite you to listen to this conversation and download a tool that will speed up your work.

Remember that we drill depending on the thickness of the concrete, and this is basically the only information you give to the calculator for the calculation.

Have fun.

Mateusz Furs