DELTA KITS I-100 Spring-Type Stainless Steel Injector

At the heart of every great windshield repair system there is a great injector. The exclusive spring-loaded Delta Kits I-100 Injector is preferred by auto glass repair and replacement professionals worldwide. You won’t find a finer injector at any price! At the heart of every great windshield repair system there is a great injector. The exclusive spring-loaded Delta Kits I-100 Spring-Type Stainless-Steel Injector is preferred by auto glass repair and replacement professionals worldwide. You won’t find a finer Spring-Type Stainless Steel Injector at any price!
Easy to use and clean
Low maintenance (one end seal)
Ergonomic comfort grip lift knob
Super durable polished stainless steel
Lightning fast vacuum/pressure switching
Spring-loaded mechanism for superior pressure control
Beefy oversized upper plunger for exceptional durability
Minimal resin loss with Delta Kits’ precision threading Exclusive industry-leading injection molded Delta Kits end seal design
Oversized upper cylinder allows use of eyedroppers and syringes for resin conservation
Industry-leading Delta Kits limited lifetime warranty
22435 Cleaning Jar and Cap included
Replacement Parts:
12010 I-100 Injector Plunger, Spring Type
12040 I-100 Injector Body, Spring Type
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How to Maintaining the I-100 Spring-type Resin Injector
Failure to properly clean the injector can make it inoperable. If your injector becomes cured, which bonds the parts together making it stuck, please contact Delta Kits.
Typically, during the summer, we get a number of calls from technicians who have cured their injectors. The cleaning process is simple, but must be performed properly and consistently.
First, separate the piston from the cylinder immediately after use, and lock the piston in the vacuum position. A fully functioning I-100 injector should slide back and forth smoothly and evenly with ease.
Then, rinse both parts thoroughly with denatured alcohol.
Now, remove the parts from the denatured alcohol and set the piston back into the pressure position. Rinse the parts thoroughly once again.
Blow dry or wipe dry with a paper towel. If you use canned air, make sure it’s a type that doesn’t have a lubricant in it.
Store the piston and cylinder separately in your Delta Kits toolbox with the piston in the pressure position. Be sure to keep the lid closed to reduce UV exposure. Failure to properly clean your injector voids the warranty, so please take the extra two minutes to thoroughly clean your injector after each windshield repair. With proper maintenance, your Delta Kits injector will last a lifetime.
Most importantly, an injector can cure when resin residue is left inside and then exposed to UV light, which hardens the resin. This essentially bonds the injector together, not allowing it to slide back and forth.
Above all, it is no longer fully functional as it cannot be pulled up into a vacuum cycle. As a matter of fact, it is no longer able to do a proper repair.