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Slab lifting and slab jacking are essential methods for raising and fe-levelling concrete slabs in factories, where heavy machinery, high foot traffic, and operational activities can lead to uneven or sinking floors.
What is Slab Lifting and Slab Jacking?
Slab lifting (also called slab jacking, mud jacking, or concrete levelling) is a process used to raise and re-level sunken or uneven concrete slabs. It involves injecting a resin underneath the slab to fill voids and provide ground improvement, bringing the slab back to its original level.
Why is Slab Lifting Critical for Factories?
- Operational Efficiency: Uneven floors can slow operations, disrupt workflows, and damage equipment.
- Worker Safety: Level surfaces minimize tripping hazards, protecting workers and equipment operators.
- Equipment Longevity: Uneven floors can lead to wear and tear on forklifts, pallet jacks, and other machinery, increasing maintenance costs.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Slab lifting is faster and more economical than replacing concrete slabs, reducing downtime.
- Preventative Maintenance: Stabilising slabs prevents further structural issues, such as foundation damage or misaligned racking systems.
Applications of Slab Lifting in Factories
Forklift Pathways: High-traffic areas where forklifts frequently pass can develop sinking or cracks.
Storage Zones: Heavy pallet loads can cause settlement and uneven floors in storage areas.
Loading Docks: Areas exposed to repetitive loading and unloading often experience slab movement.
Walkways and Aisles: Keeps paths smooth and safe for workers and equipment.
Transport Yards: Re-levelling surfaces in transport yards where trucks and trailers maneuver, preventing potholes and ensuring smooth transitions to loading areas.
Car Parks: Lifting and re-levelling slab surfaces in car parks to eliminate uneven surfaces, improve aesthetics, and enhance safety for vehicles and pedestrians.
Slab Lifting Process in Factories
Signs Your Factory Needs Slab Lifting
- Cracks or gaps in the concrete floor.
- Uneven surfaces causing instability for racks, shelves, or equipment.
- Pooled water in low spots.
- Forklifts or carts struggle to move smoothly across the floor.
- Doors or equipment misaligned due to floor settlement.
Features & Benefits
Mainmark’s Solutions & Technologies
Fast
Our technologies have fast curing times and treated areas can be used immediately or without the delays compared to traditional repair methods.
Immediately Trafficable
As soon as the repair is completed, the area can be re-opened to traffic and full use.
Non-Invasive
Repairs are performed without the need for excavation, extensive disruption.
Cost-Effective
Compared to traditional methods, our solutions are more cost-effective.
Slab Lifting – Warehouses & Distribution
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