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Fuko System
THE WORLD’S NUMBER ONE INJECTION HOSE SYSTEM
FUKO is a specially designed and patented solid core PVC Injection Hose System which is installed in concrete joints to waterproof and seal any cracks or voids in the joint area. The FUKO System seals joints watertight and offers a complete maintenance program if leakage appears in the future. When Portland Cement, Microfine Cement, or Duroseal Injection Resins are selected, the FUKO System can be used for multiple re-injections – a significant advantage over any other hose system available. The FUKO Re-Injectable Hose System is a logical step forward in improving waterstop technology. Utilizing this state-of-the-art injection system results in “zero leak tolerance.” Easy to install and reasonably priced – FUKO simplifies the job and guarantees watertight joints.

The Re-Injectable Injection Hose System

Typical Structures Utilizing FUKO
◆ Tunnels ◆ Water and waste water treatment plants ◆ Swimming pools and water amusement parks ◆ Nuclear power plants ◆ Dams, locks, canals, water reservoirs and aqueducts ◆ Primary and secondary containment facilities ◆ Bridges ◆ Commercial and industrial structures ◆ Aquariums
Waste water treatment plants Dams

Tunnels

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Phone: 800-325-9504 www.greenstreak.com www.bbzusa.com

Flexible solutions. Concrete performance.

C A L L G R E E N S T R E A K ’ S o r B B Z ’ s T E C H N I C A L S E R V I C E D E PA R T M E N T F O R A S S I S TA N C E W I T H

FUKO • Phase 1

Design Principle of FUKO
Injection channel Solid hose core made of high quality PVC. The core is capable of absorbing concrete pressure, ensuring integrity of injection channel.

Concrete Pour When the concrete is placed around the FUKO Hose, the external pressure of the concrete seats the neoprene strips, sealing off injection openings and the injection channel.

FUKO • Phase 2 Lateral, staggered injection openings to ensure uniform discharge of

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