
The new and improved MixMaster Pro Version 7.0 is here, built with the now-standard stainless steel gun block.
Features
- New CNC machined handle.
- Custom machined nipples.
- Less threaded connections.
Benefits
- End-of-day cleaning time cut in half.
- The handle is built to last through the toughest of jobs.
- The nipples can be removed easily.
- Less threaded connections = fewer leak possibilities.
Save Time, Hassle, and Money
Exclusively available to customers buying Alchemy-Spetec lifting foam, the MixMaster Pro slab lifting gun provides you with significant advantages over your competition.
Don’t bring a knife to a gunfight! Sprayfoam insulation guns are made for the simple process of spraying foam at constant pressures. Slab lifting requires a gun that is designed to deal with changing pressures and backpressure without backing up or crossing over. Issues like leaky port connections, constant cleaning, and constant fumbling around with a clamp can drastically reduce production - adding a lot of man-hours to each project. Not to mention long nights spent rebuilding and cleaning the gun after EVERY job. Did we mention that feeling in the pit of your stomach every time you have to call in yet another expensive replacement parts order?



Alchemy-Spetec products are proudly made in the U.S.A. Manufacturing at the Tucker, GA, and Reno, NV facilities (rather than outsourcing abroad) provides three distinct advantages to you and to the country we all call home: consistent quality, reliable supply, and more American jobs.


On March 29th - 31st, Contractors from around the world traveled to Alchemy-Spetec HQ in Tucker, GA for a thorough education in Slab Lifting, Soil Stabilization, the Deep Lift® process, equipment, and applications. They received hands-on training from a technical staff with decades of on-the-job experience.

Alchemy-Spetec's Spring 2022 training event is officially SOLD OUT! If you're still interested in training, we'll be conducting another event in the Fall of 2022. Click the button below and fill out the form. We'll keep you updated on the next event and all other training opportunities!
Filling voids is one of the most common applications for polyurethane concrete repair foam. Geotech contractors use specialized foam to fill voids in the soil under slabs, behind retaining walls, and around municipal infrastructure. In this post, we'll review some of the most popular Alchemy-Spetec blog articles on the subject.
Enjoy the Advantages and Avoid the Pitfalls
Andrew has over 10 years of experience in Manufacturing Operations and Quality Assurance. With a Six Sigma Black Belt certification, he has a successful track record of evaluating complex manufacturing operations, identifying inefficiencies, and implementing process improvements.
Alchemy-Spetec is pleased to welcome Jacob Bryant to our technical support team. Jacob joins the company as Geotech Services Technician. He'll be working with Cult Hullander (Director of Technical Services - Geotech).



