Slabtite Launches Alternative Method to Repair Cracks in Concrete Slabs and Walls

June 6, 2012 - PRLog -- In the past, contractors often glued metal “U” clips, staples, and pins around cracks that formed in concrete slabs. Often times this process was not successful and fractures reappeared. For many of these older structures we have found that a combination of adding reinforcement, post tensioning, anchor stitching, and epoxy injection helps restore the tensile strength across the crack. For concrete wall, slab, and deck repairs, the SlabTite process combines a variety of these methods and is considered by industry professionals as the most effective methods to stabilize many of these types of fractures.

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Company Background
SlabTite Structural Systems was initially focused primarily on research and development and several re-incarnations of products. Industry leaders from all fields look for state of the art products and processes to keep one step ahead of the competition, and there has been a great deal of uncertainty surrounding the successful application of concrete repair products in the past.

SlabTite brought a unique perspective to the field because the founders came from very different backgrounds and industries: mechanical engineering and manufacturing, and product development and construction. As a result, SlabTite Structural Systems bridged the gap between two different fields and business models. In the manufacturing industry, which includes processing plants, pumps, motors, and impellers; specialty engineered parts must be perfect and of the highest quality. On the other hand, the construction industry has always functioned on schedule and quality; how fast can the job be done right.

The goal of SlabTite has been and remains, the combination of these variables in our product lines to create quality products that deliver performance unsurpassed in the Construction industry.