Wharves, Seawalls, Weirs

Uretek Resins for Seawall Solidification

Injected from above, Uretek resins fill every crevice and appear on the face of the wall.

These rapidly expanding resins aggressively seek out and fill every void and crevice, forcing any residual water before them to re-solidify and waterproof the structures.

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Public Works

6-page brochure re Uretek work for Roads Authorities & Councils

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Uretek General Booklet

32 page booklet re full range of Uretek engineering services.

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Uretek raises, relevels and resupports seaports: dockside facilities, crane rails, wharf slabs etc.

Because they must operate around the clock, Seaport Facility Managers depend on Uretek to correct problems fast, with zero disruption to operations.

All Uretek equipment and materials are contained in one truck and one confined section at a time can be corrected completely by a specialist team. Finished areas are often back in use just 30 minutes after the works area is vacated.

Seaport pavements - concrete, asphalt and brick - are frequently subjected to huge, almost point-loading, from straddle carriers and enormous 60 tonne forklifts carrying 40 tonne containers!

Uretek work at docks has included hardstanding stabilisation and relevelling and re-establishing surface falls towards drains.

Uretek has also carried out the  correction of subsiding wharveswarehouses and office buildings and relevelling of seaport crane rails, as well as replacement of sub-base eroded by leaking drains.  

Patented Deep Injection technology has been employed to increase foundation bearing capacity, whilst under a dock warehouse at Townsville, Queensland, voids created by 3.5 metre tides were filled to stabilise the deteriorating floor.

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Uretek Ground Engineering

Uretek solves many problems by unique and patented systems of resin injection.

Fast, economical, long-lasting, environmental and with minimal disruption.