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04/03/2026

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WIWA Inject ND 1 – Compact Diaphragm Pump for Precision Injection

Practical Guide

WIWA Inject ND 1 – Compact Diaphragm Pump for Precise Injections

In structural waterproofing, crack injection, or cavity filling, precise and controlled injection systems are crucial. The WIWA Inject ND 1 is a pneumatically operated diaphragm pump for low-pressure applications, specifically developed for processing suspensions and injection materials.

Due to its compact design, low air consumption, and simple operation, it is particularly suitable for construction sites where flexibility and mobility are required. In this practical guide, you will learn how the device is used, which settings are useful, and how professionals work efficiently with it.

Product Overview

Feature Description
Pump Type Pneumatically operated diaphragm pump
Pressure Ratio 1:1 (Low-pressure system)
Max. Flow Rate approx. 25 l/min (Guideline)
Max. Operating Pressure approx. 8 bar
Weight approx. 5 kg
Typical Applications Cavity filling, masonry injection, crack sealing
Compact Design

Ideal for construction sites with limited space.

Low Air Consumption

Efficient operation even with smaller compressors.

Easily Adjustable

Pressure regulator allows precise control of the injection.

Pro Tip:   For uniform injections, the pressure should be increased gradually. Start with low pressure and increase it slowly to avoid material loss or uncontrolled leakage.

Typical Applications

  • Cavity filling in buildings
  • Masonry injections for waterproofing
  • Grouting of cracks in concrete or masonry
  • Injection of suspensions and mineral materials
  • Joints and seals in building structures

Recommended Basic Settings (Guidelines)

Parameter Recommendation
Air Pressure approx. 4–8 bar depending on material
Flow Rate Adjust to material viscosity
Hose Length typically 5 m material hose
Suction Hose approx. 1 m with strainer

Professional Workflow for Injection Work

  1. Analyze the substrate and determine injection points.
  2. Drill holes and install injection packers.
  3. Connect the pump and set the air pressure regulator.
  4. Prepare the material and insert the suction hose.
  5. Perform the injection evenly and monitor the pressure.
  6. Observe escaping material and adjust pressure if necessary.
  7. After completion, clean the system and flush the lines.

Troubleshooting

Material is not being pumped
  • Check suction hose for blockage
  • Check air supply
Pressure fluctuates heavily
  • Readjust pressure regulator
  • Check air lines
Material leaks uncontrollably
  • Reduce pressure
  • Check packer connection
Irregular flow
  • Check material viscosity
  • Clean strainer in the suction hose

Maintenance

  • Clean the pump thoroughly after each use
  • Regularly check hoses and connections
  • Clean the strainer in the suction hose
  • Check pressure regulator for proper function
  • Regularly inspect diaphragms

FAQ

What materials is the pump suitable for?

Mainly for suspensions and injection materials in low-pressure applications.

What is the maximum pressure?

The maximum operating pressure is approximately 8 bar.

Is the pump portable?

Yes, due to its compact design and low weight, it is well-suited for construction sites.

What hose length is used as standard?

Typically, about 5 meters of material hose are used.

What are typical applications?

Masonry injections, crack injection, and cavity fillings.

Conclusion

The WIWA Inject ND 1 is a robust and compact diaphragm pump for precise low-pressure injections in structural protection. Its simple operation, flexible application possibilities, and efficient air usage make it particularly suitable for construction sites where reliability and mobility are required.