Kiln Injection Resin 300 ml
Styrene-free vinylester, with two mixing nozzles
$39.00
USDStandard shipping $9.00, free over $85. Arrives in 3–6 business days. 30-day returns.
A two-part vinylester injected into a drilled hole, into which you set a threaded stud. It works where an expanding anchor cannot: close to an edge, in aerated or hollow block with a sleeve, and in old brick that would split under expansion force.
The working time is the thing to plan around, and it is short and temperature-dependent. Six minutes at 68°F, under three minutes at 95°F, and much longer than the cure figure suggests when it is near freezing. Drill and clean every hole first, then mix, then work — mixing before the holes are ready is how a cartridge gets wasted.
Working load limits
What this item holds, in the material you are fixing into. Every figure is a working load — the safety factor is already taken out.
Safety factor4:1 — every figure below is the tested mean divided by four.
| Substrate / condition | Working load | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| C30 concrete, M10 stud, 90 mm embedment | 1,760 lb | Tension. Higher than a mechanical anchor of the same size, and much better near an edge. |
| Solid clay brick, M10 stud, 90 mm embedment | 760 lb | Tension. Into the brick body, not the mortar. |
| Aerated block, M10 stud with sleeve, 90 mm | 420 lb | Tension. The perforated sleeve is mandatory here — without it the resin disappears into the block. |
| Hollow block, M10 stud with sleeve, through the face shell | 480 lb | Tension. The sleeve is what contains the resin in the void. |
How these were arrived at
Pull-tested at 68°F on cured substrate samples after a full 24-hour cure, ten per material. Every figure assumes the hole was brushed and blown clean twice. Dust in a resin hole is worse than in a mechanical one — it can cost two-thirds of the load, because the resin bonds to dust rather than to the substrate.
The specification
Everything we know about this item, stated plainly. The same record is printed on the card in the box.
- Composition
- Two-component styrene-free vinylester resin in a coaxial cartridge, with a static mixing nozzle that combines the parts as they are dispensed.
- Dimensions
- 300 ml cartridge, fits a standard skeleton gun. Fills roughly 22 M10 holes at 90 mm embedment.
- Weight
- 465 g filled.
- Finish & variation
- Not applicable — the cured resin is a grey-green solid. Studs are supplied separately; use zinc-plated indoors and A4 anywhere damp.
- Made
- Formulated and filled in Ohio. Every cartridge is date-stamped on the crimp with the batch and the month of manufacture.
Care
- Discard the first 4 inches of every bead — it is unmixed and it will not cure.
- Fit a fresh nozzle for each session; a used one is a cured plug within minutes of stopping.
- Store upright between 40 and 80°F. Shelf life is 18 months from the date on the crimp.
Cautions
- Not fast. Full cure is 24 hours at 68°F and considerably longer below 50°F — do not load a fixing overnight because it feels hard.
- Not for a wet or a frozen hole. Standing water in the hole prevents the bond forming and the anchor will pull straight out.
- Not for overhead work without an overhead-grade resin and a designed connection. Anything suspended above people needs engineering, not a general-purpose cartridge.
- Not reusable once mixed. What is in the nozzle when you stop is gone.
Shipping
$9.00 standard, free over $85. 3–6 business days. Full policy
30 DAYS
Returns
Unused and in original packaging. Refunded within 5 business days of reaching us. Full policy
Questions about this product
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