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The genuine B&G lock sleeve for the SSI-14 Sub Slab Injector, the tool termite professionals use to deliver termiticide to voids beneath concrete slabs and other suspended floors through drilled holes. It's item #16 on B&G's SSI parts diagram and is part of the injector's shaft assembly. Replace it if it's worn, cracked or no longer locks securely.
Check your model. This 500 lock sleeve is for the SSI-14. The SSI-4 uses the 400 lock sleeve.
| Part Number | B&G 500 (22065500) |
| Parts Diagram | Item #16 |
| Fits | B&G SSI-14 Sub Slab Injector |
| Part | Fits |
| SSI-4 Sub Slab Injector, 18" rod | Complete tool |
| SSI-14 Sub Slab Injector, 28" rod | Complete tool |
| 400 Lock Sleeve (#16) | SSI-4 |
| 500 Lock Sleeve (#16) | SSI-14 |
| 2668 Shaft (#15) | SSI-4 |
| 2669 Shaft (#15) | SSI-14 |
| 2674 Extension Rod (#14) | SSI-4 |
| 2675 Extension Rod (#14) | SSI-14 |
| Wing Nut (#13) | SSI-4 and SSI-14 |
| #5 Compression Ring (#21) | SSI-4 and SSI-14 |
| #6 Koroseal Expansion Ring Gasket (#22) | SSI-4 and SSI-14 |
What size hole should I drill?
B&G specifies a 9/16" or larger hole for treating beneath concrete slabs. Smaller holes will damage the injection pipe and the expansion ring gasket.
What pressure should I use?
B&G recommends using the tool at low pressure, about 25 PSI. Its 360° and 180° tips are rated at 2 GPM at 20 PSI. Always follow the termiticide label.
My injector is leaking. What do I check?
Per B&G's troubleshooting guide: a leak where the trigger attaches to the valve means replacing both o-rings on the valve rod. A leak at the pipe connection to the valve means tightening the seat gasket holder with a hex wrench or replacing the seat gasket. A leak at the connection to the extension pipe means replacing the expansion ring gasket.
Download B&G Sub Slab Injector (SSI) User's Manual & Parts Diagram

MODEL: 22065500
$165.99
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