GeoPrac Sponsor, NCFI Polyurethanes, is hosting a webinar on September 10 focused on a topic that comes up frequently when geotechnical engineers consider polyurethane injection: how do we evaluate where the method fits, specify it appropriately, and manage the risks?
Rex Klentzman, NCFI’s Director of Geotechnical Engineering, will cover common objections and misconceptions, project suitability, appropriate applications, risk management, and specification considerations. I know Rex from his earlier work in the industry, and I expect he will bring a practical engineering perspective to the discussion.
NCFI is a GeoPrac sponsor, but I would highlight this one regardless. Polyurethane injection can be useful for slab lifting, void filling, and some soil-stabilization applications, yet engineers are often asked to make decisions without much formal exposure to the materials or methods. That has been my experience with several past polyurethane grouting projects. A webinar aimed directly at those questions should be worthwhile.
The webinar is scheduled for Thursday, September 10, 2026, at noon Central time. Register for the webinar through Zoom.
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