The ProVac 2000 injector gives us the power to provide superior windscreen repairs for your every time. We can repair stone chips, fix cracks and do virtually any type of repair accurately, easily and quickly with the ProVac 2000 injector. The ProVac 2000 is recognised as the ultimate "power tool" for windscreen repair by the industry.

• Draws the highest vacuum possible which evacuates air completely and quickly from break
• Vaccum allows resin to fill break completely with GlasWeld's laboratory tested resins, resulting in more secure repairs

The ProCurT radial curing lamp is the only curing system specifically
engineered to cure windshield repairs. Designed to work with our ProVac injector, this patented lamp is unmatched in speed and performance for curing resin.

• Emits an intense 360 degree ultraviolet wave pattern
• Cures the repair in 60 seconds, which reduces resin shrinkage
• Produces stronger, better-looking repairs

Our G Fusion 2000 Series Resins are the only windscreen repair
resins tested to exceed National Windshield Repair Association
(NWRA) standards.

GlasWeld provides a complete line of repair resins that come in a variety of tints and viscosities  to fit any situation. These resins have been subjected to extensive independent lab tests and were proven to be superior in the following categories:

• Tensile Strength
  This test evaluates the stress that soda-lime glass rods bonded with resin can bear without breaking apart. The G Fusion 2000 Series Resins easily withstood the equivalent of all the typical forces applied to auto glass during a vehicle's life.
• Luminous Transmittance
  For this test, star breaks in AS-1 laminated glass are intensely weathered for 400 hours under powerful ultra-violet lights and condensation, equalling one year in the world's harshest environments. After this test, GlasWeld resins remained clear.
• Color Stability
  This test includes the same accelerated weathering conditions as above. The G Fusion 2000 Series Resins bested all standards for shrinkage, fading, chalking and yellowing.