Polywater® CJR Cable Jacket Repair

June 9, 2025

Polywater® CJR is a two-part cable jacket repair solution that is quick to install and provides a permanent, high-strength, protective, waterproof seal coating to lacerations in communication cable jackets. The flexible seal provides protection from further wear and water ingress, mitigating risk of outages. The syringe package allows for simple toolless application. Polywater CJR is designed to adhere to common cable jacket materials and cures in a wide range of ambient temperatures. This product is intended to repair jackets in aerial and underground applications.

CJR

Quick & Easy Installation
A syringe package requiring no specialty tool; installs in seconds

Compatible
Adheres to and repairs all common communication cable jackets

Multi-use
Each package can perform multiple repairs

Protection
Seals damaged jackets, providing a waterproof barrier

Flexible
Allows for cable movement without peeling or cracking

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