Wej-It B2229495 User Manual
Inject-TITE™ AWF All-Weather Formula
Description
The Inject-TITE (AWF) All Weather Formula is an acrylate
anchoring system made for temperatures ranging from -15°F
to 120°F. The AWF is a styrene-free formula that allows for use
in a wide range of applications like bonding threaded rod and
reinforcing bar hardware into drilled holes in solid (or hollow)
concrete base materials. It won’t shrink or sag, eliminating
expansion forces and avoiding unwanted forces in the joint. It
can be applied in wet or damp holes and can be used in areas
with severe weather conditions.
9.3 .oz. ECA8
28 .oz. ECA28
Key Features & Benets
Allowed at close-edge distances
Bonds to smooth diamond core drilled holes
Working Range: -15°F to 120°F
Sets in water-lled and damp holes
Styrene-free
9.3 oz (275 ml) and 28 oz. (825 ml) cartridges available
Non-sag gel consistency for horizontal and
vertical installations
For both solid and hollow base materials
Styrene Free
Meets ASTM C-881 and AASHTO M-235
Applications
Foundation Anchors
Bonding Threaded Rod &
Reinforcing Bar
Storage
The material should be stored at 40° -95°F (5°-35°C).
Shelf life of properly stored, unopened containers
is 12 months from date of manufacturer.
Health 1
Flammable 3
Reactive 4
Specications, Listings
and Approvals
Properties:
– Mix Ratio (A to B by volume) – 10:1
– Consistency – Non sag-gel
– Gel time (60 GM MASS @ 73°F) – 7.5 Min.
– ASTM D 695 – Compressive Strength
10,000 PSI (68.95 MPa)
– ASTM D 695 – Compressive Modulus
260,000 PSI (1,793 MPa) ASTM D 570 –
Water Absorption – 0.08%
– ASTM D 648 – Heat Deection temp. –
144°F (62.2 C)
– ASTM C 882 – Bond Strength (2-days) –
2,800 PSI (19.31 MPa)
– ASTM C 882 – Bond Strength (14-days) –
3,200 PSI (22.06 MPa)
– ASTM D 638 – Elongation break – 1.3%
– ASTM D 1875 – Density (lb/gal.) Part-A
13.2 lb/gal. (1.58 kg/L)
– ASTM D 1875 – Density (lb/gal.) Part-B
14.1lb/gal. (1.69 kg/L)
VOC: Inject-TITE Standard-Set Formula has
a VOC content of 0 g/L. Compliant with all
US VOC regulations including Federal EPA,
OTC, LADCO, SCAQMD & CARB.
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Installation Data
Instructions
1. Select the proper drill bit. Using only a solid carbide-tipped drill bit that meet the ANSI B212.15 standard
and a hammer drill, proceed to drill the hole perpendicular to the surface and do not allow it to wobble
or to ream out the hole. Always wear safety glasses. Follow the drill manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Cleanliness of all components is very important to the successful use of any adhesive system. Using
clean dry oil-free compressed air or a vacuum, remove the bulk of the dust and debris from the bottom
of the hole. Next — Using a brush that is at least as big as the hole in diameter (sti nylon or wire) or a
combination of multiple brushes that are together more than the hole diameter, brush the hole top to
bottom and back, being very careful to clean the entire bore all the way to the bottom of the hole. This
must be done at least 3 times. The idea is to clear the concrete of dust allowing a good ow of adhesive
into the porosity of the concrete. Using clean dry oil-free compressed air (air nozzle and plastic tube for
extension to the bottom of the hole would work well for this) blow out from the bottom up the dust that
is brushed o of the walls of the hole. Repeated brushings will not signicantly aect hole diameter.
Finally — take the brush and repeat the brushing/blowing procedure until no visible dust or debris is
blown out of the hole. Repeat no less than two more times.
If you do not follow these cleaning procedures, you could signicantly reduce or eliminate the
holding capacity of this anchoring system.
3. For 9.3 oz. cartridges: Remove screw-top lid / cap and end plug from cartridge. Screw static mixing
nozzle onto cartridge. Place assembled cartridge into the dispensing tool. For 28 oz. cartridges: Remove
D-shaped plug from cartridge. Slide retaining nut over static mixer. Secure static mixer to cartridge by
screwing retaining nut onto cartridge. Place assembled cartridge into the dispensing tool.
4. Make sure that adhesive is properly mixed (uniform gray color) when coming out of the end of the
static mixing nozzle before lling any hole. This verication should be done on a piece of disposable
material and not in the hole. Run a bead and check it to be sure.
5. In Concrete: Starting at the BOTTOM of the hole to avoid air pockets, inject Inject-TITE adhesive into the
hole until it’s 1/2 full while pulling static mixer out using constant uniform pressure.
In Masonry: Insert nylon or stainless steel screen into hole. Starting from the BOTTOM of the screen,
inject Inject-TITE adhesive into the screen until it’s 1/2 full while pulling static mixer out using constant
uniform pressure
NOTE: For both Concrete and Masonry: Dispense under constant uniform pressure. If dispensing is altered, re-establish uniform color prior to
continuing. When using a hand dispensing tool, release pressure from tool by pressing thumb button at every pause in dispensing. Re-establish uniform
color prior to continuing. Do not use adhesive with color streaks.
6. Slowly push anchor into the hole, rotating in a clockwise motion. See appropriate chart for minimum
and full cure times. Anchors are to be undisturbed during the minimum cure time.
NOTE: Always wear safety glasses. Follow drill manufacturer’s instructions. Use only solid carbide-tipped drill bits meeting ANSI B212.15
diameter standards.
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Important Information
Limitations
– FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY.
– Concrete or masonry surface must be frost free.
– Do not thin. Solvents will prevent proper cure.
– Minimum age of concrete must be 3 – 7 days, depending
on curing and drying conditions.
– NTSB safety recommendations prohibit the use of
adhesive anchors in sustained overhead load
anchoring applications.
Cautions
– Irritant to skin and eyes. Avoid skin contact.
– Use of safety goggles and chemical-resistant gloves
is recommended.
– Avoid breathing vapors. Use of a NIOSH/MSHA organic
vapor respirator recommended if ventilation
is inadequate.
Concrete
Masonry
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Skin Contact
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– Remove any contaminated clothing.
– Remove product immediately with a dry cloth or
paper towel.
– Wash skin thoroughly with soap and water. Solvents
should not be used as they carry irritant into the skin.
Eye Contact
– Flush immediately with water for at least 15 minutes.
Contact physician immediately. Respiratory Problems
– Remove person to fresh air.
Cleanup
– Collect with absorbent materials. Flush area with water.
Dispose of in accordance with local disposal regulations.
Uncured material can be removed with Unitex Citrus
Cleaner or Xylene. Cured material can only be removed
mechanically.
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