At Geoprobe Systems®, we believe in responsible site investigation practices. An important aspect of site responsibility revolves around proper hole abandonment. Specifically, GROUTING! The GS2250 was designed to do one thing: simplify the task of grouting holes. The task of mixing grout, pumping it downhole, and cleaning up the mess it leaves behind is looked upon with little favor. The GS2250 simplifes this undesirable task by providing a platform for mixing and pumping that can easily be moved around the job site.

The GS2250 incorporates many features of other Geoprobe® grout systems. It’s 100 percent field serviceable for clean up, it’s powered by auxiliary hydraulics already incorporated in your Geoprobe® machine, and it’s built for easy mobility. Not only is it easy to move around the site, but it was designed to simplify transport to and from the job site with built-in tie down eyelets and fork lift provisions.

The task of grouting just got a lot easier. Call 1-800-GEOPROBE to find out more details.

GS2250 Features

• Mobile, Easy to Move Around Site
• Pumps Grout and Remediation Fluids
• Combination Mixing and Pumping System
• Grout Probe Holes from the Bottom Up
• High Pressure enables Grouting by Small Tremie Tubes
• Easy to Disassemble for Cleanup
• Dual Reciprocating-type Piston Pumps
• Few Replaceable (wear) Parts
• Operates on Auxiliary Hydraulics
• Use with Multiple Geoprobe® Units
• Variable Pumping Speed
• Variable Mixing Speed

Patrick Richmeier, Geoprobe® Product Engineer, mixes grout with the new GS2250 Grout Machine during the Clarks, NE, public water supply investigation using the bottom-up method for sealing the HPT holes. The GS2250 was designed for larger grouting/injection projects. The pump provides a flow rate of 0 to 5 gpm at 1,850 psi.