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INDUSTRIAL FLOORING OPTIONS INCLUDE RESIN FLOORING
Industrial resin flooring needs to bear a large variety of diverse pressures, and our specialised surfaces do exactly that. These pressures range from heat and high foot traffic to chemical exposure and severe impacts. We advise, create, and set up intelligent polyurethane resin, epoxy resin, and polished concrete flooring systems that were especially created to withstand the significant daily challenges faced by industrial areas and their flooring.
We take the time to understand the daily operations and long-term objectives of our clients, from nuclear facilities and laboratories to manufacturing facilities and warehouses, before designing “perfect fit” solutions that address your specific problems.
Surface Preparation: Its Importance Any industrial resin floor system must be applied with the proper floor preparation. We provide each job the same amount of attention, whether it is a coating project for a big warehouse or a tiny restaurant. For a vital and long-term performance, all industrial systems depend on a mechanical bond to the substrate. The money you invest in your flooring project will be squandered if the surface is not properly prepared. For the best surface profile and highest pull of readings, we often recommend vacuum controlled diamond grinding. This means there won’t be any problems with dust transfer or noise intrusion while we work in your building while other areas are in use.
Flooring Experts for the Aerospace Sector
Space flight facilities, commercial and private airports, and other locations all require highly specialised flooring systems that were created to meet their particular needs. Aerospace facilities, which house very expensive vehicles and equipment, need to have surfaces that are specifically designed to safeguard expensive apparatus while allowing regular operations to go on as usual in total safety.
Long-Lasting Solutions: It is crucial to specify flooring that meets the requirements of each setting, from transit zones to airport hangars, for the performance and aesthetics of a transportation hub as well as the public’s and employees’ health and safety. Finding flooring that can last the test of time is a difficult undertaking, though, because there are so many different criteria to take into account.
Flooring for Manufacturers of Electronics : Any area where the fabrication and assembly of electronic products takes place must be properly built to ensure a controlled and stable environment due to the delicate and sensitive nature of electronic components. Electronic equipment is at risk from electrostatic discharge (ESD), which can harm circuitry and generally alter how electronic components function.
hygienic and durable: If you work in the food or beverage industry, you understand how crucial it is to keep the production environment very clean, hygienic, and sanitary. The finish of your flooring has a very essential role to play in the establishment of a clean, bacteria-free environment. There are many different aspects that affect the sanitary integrity of the production process.
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FAQ's
A: Industrial epoxy flooring is a durable and resilient flooring solution commonly used in industrial and commercial settings. It’s made by applying multiple layers of epoxy resin to a concrete substrate, creating a strong, seamless surface.
A: Some benefits include high durability, resistance to chemicals, abrasion, and impacts, easy maintenance, seamless surface that resists moisture, customizable appearance, and improved safety with options like anti-slip coatings.
A: With proper installation and maintenance, industrial epoxy flooring can last 10-20 years or even longer in some cases.
A: While industrial epoxy flooring is highly versatile, it’s essential to choose the right formulation based on the specific needs of the environment. Factors like chemical exposure, heavy machinery, temperature fluctuations, and traffic volume should be considered.
A: In many cases, yes. However, proper surface preparation is crucial to ensure adhesion and longevity. This typically involves thorough cleaning, repairing any damage, and sometimes applying a primer before the epoxy coating.
