MC-Bauchemie MC-Injekt 2700

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MC-Bauchemie MC-Injekt 2700

MC-Bauchemie’s two-component PU injection resin that chases down active leaks and locks moving cracks solid — built for basements, tunnels and water-retaining structures across India.

BrandMC-BauchemieCategoryWaterproofingFormMC-Injekt 2700 is a two-component, low-viscosity polyurethane (PU) injection resin engineered to seal and…

What is it?

MC-Injekt 2700 is a two-component, low-viscosity polyurethane (PU) injection resin engineered to seal and structurally strengthen active cracks, joints and voids in concrete, masonry and rock, working even under running water and high hydrostatic pressure.

Where is it used?

Basement and retaining-wall crack injection, diaphragm-wall and sheet-piling joints, tunnel and metro gallery leak-stopping, foundation and loose-rock consolidation, and leak repair in drinking-water structures and pipe sockets.

Why use it?

Because it does two jobs a cementitious grout can’t do at once — it reacts with water to plug an active leak within seconds, then cures into a rigid, high-strength polymer that restores load transfer across the crack rather than just papering over it.

How is it applied?

Steel packers (e.g. MC-Stahlpacker 18/300) are set across the crack line, and components A and B are metered 1:1 by volume through a calibrated two-component injection pump (e.g. MC-I 700 vario) fitted with a static mixer, so the resin only reacts and expands once it leaves the nozzle and meets water inside the crack.

About MC-Bauchemie MC-Injekt 2700

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The technical insight

The number worth dwelling on is viscosity: at approximately 200 ± 50 mPa·s (DIN EN ISO 3219, 20°C), MC-Injekt 2700 is thin enough to travel into hairline cracks that a cement-based grout would simply bridge over. That low viscosity is paired with genuine mechanical performance — over 75 MPa compressive and about 65 MPa flexural tensile strength (DIN EN 196-1) — so the cured resin isn’t just a water block, it’s load-bearing. The trade-off is reaction speed: roughly 30 seconds at 20°C, which is why MC-Bauchemie pairs it with purpose-built pumps and static mixers rather than hand mixing. Volumetric expansion on water contact ranges 1-10 times depending on counter-pressure, so a high-pressure, fast-flowing leak and slow seepage genuinely behave differently and need different accelerator dosing on site.

Where it is used

  • Sealing active, water-bearing cracks in basements, retaining walls and lift pits
  • Rigid crack injection in concrete and masonry where load transfer needs restoring, not just sealing
  • Sealing construction-pit enclosures, sheet-piling and diaphragm-wall joints against groundwater
  • Consolidating loose or fissured rock and unstable ground in tunnelling and mining works
  • Stopping leaks in drinking-water retaining structures, pipe sockets and penetrations
  • Rigid joint sealing in civil and structural engineering under high hydrostatic pressure
  • Improving bearing capacity beneath floor slabs and foundations via void and soil consolidation
  • Leak-stopping in metro, tunnel and underground gallery linings under active water pressure

Key advantages

  • Reacts with water on contact, so it actively chases and blocks the leak path instead of getting washed out by it
  • Genuinely structural — cured strength (>75 MPa compressive, ~65 MPa flexural tensile per DIN EN 196-1) restores stiffness across the crack, not just water-tightness
  • Low viscosity (~200 mPa·s) reaches hairline cracks that cementitious injection grout can’t penetrate
  • On-site tunable: MC-KAT 27 speeds the reaction, MC-Additiv FS/ST controls foam volume for different water flow rates
  • One material handles dry, water-bearing and high-pressure water-bearing conditions, cutting down on product changeovers mid-job
  • Meets the UBA-guideline for drinking-water contact and the DIBt bulletin on soil/groundwater impact, so it’s usable on potable-water structures
  • Backed by MC-Bauchemie’s own engineered installation system (MC-I 700 pumps, MC-Stahlpacker packers), so the method is proven, not improvised

Limitations & considerations

  • Strictly a pumped, trained-crew product — needs a calibrated two-component pump, static mixers and steel packers, not a caulking gun
  • Fast ~30-second reaction window leaves little room for error; poor mixing-ratio control or inexperienced handling wastes material and risks an incomplete seal
  • Application stops below +6°C substrate/material temperature, and opened packs must be used within 24 hours
  • Cures rigid, so cracks still expected to move under thermal or structural load are better served by a flexible PU system
  • Cleanup is solvent-only (MC-Verdünnung PU) — water must never be used — so site housekeeping and disposal need planning
  • As a specialist two-pack resin, per-litre cost runs well above cementitious injection grout, so it’s typically reserved for leaks a cementitious grout can’t handle

Selection & best practice

Survey the crack and leak pattern first and set steel packers at spacing matched to crack width and depth, not a fixed default. Trial-mix a small batch of components A and B before committing to a live injection run, and match pump pressure and delivery rate to the crack rather than running one setting all day. Add MC-KAT 27 only where flow rate genuinely demands faster reaction, and never substitute water for MC-Verdünnung PU when flushing the pump. Track substrate and material temperature through the job — work stops below +6°C — and use opened packs within 24 hours of opening.

Specifications

Chemistry / system Two-component, low-viscosity, polyurethane (PU) based duromer injection resin
Mixing ratio 1 : 1 by volume, component A : component B
Density (mixed) approx. 1.13 kg/dm³ (DIN EN ISO 2811-1)
Viscosity approx. 200 ± 50 mPa·s at 20°C (DIN EN ISO 3219)
Compressive strength > 75 MPa (DIN EN 196-1)
Flexural tensile strength approx. 65 MPa (DIN EN 196-1)
Volume expansion in contact with water 1–10 times, depending on counter-pressure
Application temperature +6°C to +35°C (air, substrate and material)
Pack size 20-litre canisters per component (A and B)

Industry use cases

Basement & podium waterproofing

Injecting active seepage cracks at raft-wall junctions and construction joints in below-grade structures with a high water table, typical of Delhi NCR basements.

Metro & tunnel infrastructure

Stopping running leaks in tunnel linings, shaft walls and cross-passages where groundwater is actively forcing its way through construction joints.

Water-retaining & drinking-water structures

Sealing leakages in RCC reservoirs, pump houses and pipe sockets where UBA drinking-water-contact compliance is a specification requirement.

Industrial & warehouse floors

Consolidating voids beneath slabs and footings to restore bearing capacity, and sealing distressed construction or expansion joints.

Heavy civil, dams & retaining structures

Rock and ground consolidation, plus sealing sheet-pile and diaphragm-wall joints on construction pits against groundwater ingress.

Frequently asked questions

Is MC-Injekt 2700 a DIY crack-sealing product?
No — it needs a calibrated two-component injection pump, static mixer and steel packers installed by a trained crew; Space Arc’s applicator team handles the full packer-to-pump installation, not just the material supply.
Will it stop a crack that’s actively leaking under pressure?
Yes, that’s its core job — on contact with water it foams into a closed-cell mass that blocks the flow path and then cures rigid; foaming intensity (1–10x expansion) can be tuned with additives depending on counter-pressure.
Does it also add structural strength, or just seal the crack?
Both — cured resin exceeds 75 MPa compressive and about 65 MPa flexural tensile strength (DIN EN 196-1), so it restores load transfer across the crack, not just water-tightness.
Can this be used on a drinking-water tank or reservoir?
Yes, it meets the UBA-guideline for repair systems in contact with drinking water and the DIBt bulletin on soil/groundwater impact, so it’s specified for potable-water structures.
What if the crack is still moving from thermal or structural load?
MC-Injekt 2700 cures rigid, so for cracks under ongoing movement a flexible PU system is the better fit — have Space Arc’s team assess the crack before committing to injection.
What pack sizes are supplied, and what’s the shelf life?
Each component ships in 20-litre canisters, mixed 1:1 by volume, and stores sealed for at least a year between +10°C and +25°C; once opened, a pack must be used within 24 hours.

How we position MC-Bauchemie MC-Injekt 2700

Within MC-Bauchemie’s own injection range, MC-Injekt 2700 is the fast-reacting workhorse for active leaks; where a job needs a longer working window for careful, low-pressure filling, MC-Injekt 2700 L (same PU chemistry, extended pot life) is the specified swap, and for dry, non-moving structural cracks that call for a stiffer epoxy bond rather than a water-reactive foam, MC-Bauchemie’s epoxy injection resins are the better fit. Outside the MC-Bauchemie family, Fosroc’s Nitofill UR63 is a genuine like-for-like PU crack-injection resin and a credible alternative on projects already standardised on Fosroc systems — Space Arc supplies and applies both brands, so the choice comes down to project spec and site conditions rather than availability.

Preferred brand · Fosroc equivalent

Fosroc Nitofill UR63 — Specifiers wanting a Fosroc-approved PU crack-injection system for water-bearing cracks often choose Nitofill UR63 instead, particularly where the project’s grout and anchor package is already standardised on Fosroc products.

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