W-6 Polyurethane Injection Grout Solution
W-6 is the lead product in this PU injection solution route for void filling, slab undersealing and leak sealing. In pavements, slabs, tunnels, basements and buried concrete, the problem is often not only water ingress. Hidden voids, pumping support layers, contact loss and local instability also need to be filled and stabilized. In these situations, a simple water-stop resin is often not enough.
W-6 is a two-component closed-cell polyurethane injection grout developed for controlled expansion, rapid filling and durable support recovery. It reacts quickly, expands into irregular cavities and forms a closed-cell body with low water uptake, frost resistance and dimensional stability. This makes it the preferred route when the project needs both filling efficiency and stable support performance after curing.
W-6 uses a matched A/B system, allowing more controlled reaction behavior than one-part water-reactive products. This makes it more suitable for engineered undersealing, slab stabilization and support recovery work.
The cured body forms a closed-cell structure that helps reduce water uptake and improves long-term dimensional stability. This is especially valuable where the filled zone must continue to support service loads after injection.
W-6 offers adjustable gel time and a typical return-to-service window of 30 to 120 minutes, depending on temperature, load and project acceptance criteria.
With a free-rise expansion ratio of 1–25×, W-6 can efficiently fill irregular cavities, contact gaps and under-slab voids that are difficult to reach with rigid filling materials.
The cured material has low water uptake, frost resistance of at least F200, and dimensional stability at both low and elevated service temperatures.

Void filling behind slabs, pavements and industrial floors
Slab undersealing and stabilization in roads, airport pavements and rigid panels
Leak sealing and filling in basements, tunnels, manholes and buried structures
Ground contact gap filling around utilities, retaining elements and structural interfaces
Repair zones where rapid return to service is required
Prepare Components A and B according to the injection or placement plan.
Combine A+B in the correct ratio.
Use mechanical mixing until the material is uniform.
Place or inject the material into the prepared cavity or target zone.
Allow expansion and curing under controlled site conditions.
Finish the surface and confirm filling or support recovery.
Choose this route when the main problem is active flowing water and the priority is rapid water stop. It is water-reactive, gels quickly and is better suited to leak-cutting work than to support recovery or closed-cell filling.
Choose this route when the project needs a denser, non-foaming structural injection body in wet cracks or water-bearing structures. It is better suited to waterproofing plus structural reinforcement where foaming is not desired.
W-6 Polyurethane Injection Grout (Two-Component, Closed-Cell) — lead product for void filling, slab undersealing and support stabilization
Hydrophilic Polyurethane Grout — complementary route for active leak sealing and rapid water stop
AquaBond 40 NF Non-Foaming Structural PU Injection Grout — complementary route for wet structural reinforcement and dense non-foaming injection
Structure type and repair location
Void condition or slab support loss condition
Need for undersealing, leak sealing or both
Required reopening time
Ambient and substrate temperature
Injection equipment type
Allowable lift or movement tolerance
If your project involves void filling, slab undersealing, support stabilization or rapid leak sealing, send us your project conditions and our team will recommend whether W-6 is the right PU route and when one of the two companion products should be used instead.
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