TECHNICAL GUIDE

Galaxie's construction chemical application guides give contractors and specifiers practical, field-tested guidance on selecting and applying injection resins, waterproofing systems, ground stabilisation products and structural repair materials. Written from real site experience rather than laboratory theory, each guide covers technique, equipment, troubleshooting and product selection for a specific application, helping you get the right result the first time, whether you're sealing a leaking crack, lifting a settled slab, or specifying a waterproofing system for a new build. Our guides go beyond a simple product data sheet, walking through diagnosis, material selection, and step-by-step application procedure, so you're equipped to make the right call on-site, not just after the fact.

Injection Resin Techniques

A complete guide to polyurethane and epoxy injection for leaking cracks, expansion joints, construction joints and pipe penetrations. This guide covers crack diagnosis, including how to identify structural movement, settlement and shrinkage cracks, material selection based on crack width, movement and moisture conditions, step by step injection procedure using packers and pumps, and troubleshooting common on site problems like blown packers and premature gelling. Written for contractors and applicators who want straight, practical answers rather than theory.

More guides coming soon

We're actively expanding this library to cover the full range of Galaxie application areas. Upcoming guides include waterproofing application techniques for basements, water tanks and civil structures, ground stabilisation and slab jacking procedures for settled slabs and unstable ground, structural repair methods using epoxy injection and bonding systems, and sealer and densifier application for concrete surface protection. Each guide will follow the same practical, field tested format as our Injection Resin Techniques guide, covering diagnosis, product selection, technique and troubleshooting. Check back regularly as new guides are published, or contact our technical team if you need application guidance before your next guide is ready.That should push the page well past 600 words while staying genuinely useful, not padded. Paste all three in and check the word count again.