Understanding Ambient Resins

When you need to do a small patch and repair project for a residential or commercial client, ambient resins are an ideal solution. At Masterliner, we produce green resins that are free of PE, VE, and styrene. They work with special catalysts for short shot lining and point repairs. Read on to learn about what they are, how they work, and why they are a good solution for your clients’ needs.

How Ambient Resin Works

Ambient cure resin is a two- or three-part resin system. When you mix the components, they start to harden. They can be performed as part of trenchless pipe rehabilitation. No excavation is required beyond a single access point to the pipe.

Applications

Ambient curing epoxy resin lining works well for patch repairs. If a small area of a pipe is corroded or damaged, the resin can be applied as a patch to that area. It bonds with the pipe, preventing further damage. It can also be used to repair short segments of pipes.

Uses of Ambient Resin

When you need a fast cure resin, this is the way to go. It does not require the use of hot air or water, so there is no need to bring heavy equipment. The resin works well in remote residential and commercial locations.

Benefits of Ambient Resin

These CIPP liner resins are cost-effective. The project completion time is quick. The resins are safe for the environment. Only a small work area is needed in order to perform this repair.

We offer ambient curing resin kits at affordable prices. Our resins are also available in small quantities for contractors who perform occasional short shot and patch repairs. If you do a lot of inversion lining and patch repairs, bulk quantities are available. To learn more about ambient resin products, contact us at Masterliner any time.