
Epoxy Injection
Low-Viscosity Structural Crack Repair System
Designed for cracks that require full-depth sealing, epoxy injection systems bond concrete from within—restoring structural integrity and stopping water intrusion.
Cracks that leak or allow moisture intrusion are often deeper than they appear. Surface repairs may hide the issue, but they don’t fix it.
Epoxy injection penetrates the full depth of the crack, bonding the concrete back together and creating a long-term structural repair.
When to Use This System
Epoxy injection is ideal for non-moving cracks in poured concrete foundation walls, especially when the goal is to seal and structurally restore the crack.
It is commonly used for vertical or diagonal cracks, leaking foundation walls, and cracks that require full-depth repair rather than surface patching.
What This System Does
Epoxy injection works by filling the crack internally, restoring strength and preventing further intrusion.
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Seals cracks from the inside out
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Stops water intrusion
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Restores structural continuity
Unlike surface repairs, this system creates a bond within the concrete itself—providing a permanent solution for non-moving cracks.
How It Works
The system is designed for efficient installation in the field:
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Prepare the surface and clean the crack
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Install injection ports along the crack
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Seal the surface to contain the epoxy
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Inject low-viscosity epoxy until the crack is fully filled
Once cured, the epoxy creates a solid internal bond that reinforces the structure.





What the Kit Includes:
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2 cartridges of 15.9oz SRS-3000 Crack Injection Epoxy
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2 cartridges of 9.5oz SRS-2100 Concrete Repair Paste
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10 Injection Ports with Ball-Bearing Backflow Prevention
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1 Tube Assembly
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1 Plastic Knife
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1 Pair of Nitril Gloves
Built for Real Jobsite Conditions
CrackGuard epoxy injection systems are based on field-proven methods used by Structural Reinforcement Solutions in real-world applications.
They are designed for contractors who need reliable performance without unnecessary complexity.











