Industrial Epoxy Flooring

The packing industry is constantly producing items such as containers, wrappers, and stretch films, and these must be produced without any dust or debris attached. Epoxy flooring does not attract dust or debris, making it a perfect candidate for the packaging industry and keeping everything clean.

Industrial Epoxy has many benefits and advantages, making it a superior flooring choice, no matter your needs. If your work includes a lot of chemicals, Epoxy is great because it is stain-resistant, and chemicals will not harm the flooring. This high-performance flooring is made to withstand the heavy loads of loaded pallets or the traffic of constant forklifts. Many industrial facilities such as warehouses and commercial buildings depend on epoxy floors to maintain a clean and safe environment. Epoxy floors can come in many different colors and designs, which can be useful for industries. You have the option to show off your company colors or logos in your flooring, or you can even make patterns to show things like forklifts areas. Industrial epoxy floorings are also a very cost-effective flooring choice to keep you on budget. Epoxy flooring is built to last longer and resists substantial wear, saving facilities money and allowing managers to funnel those resources into other areas of their businesses. Also, when it comes to expenses, epoxy flooring is effortless to clean and won’t require special cleaners or equipment. A simple dust mop or broom can keep this flooring clean and resistant to dirt.

For Epoxy to adhere properly is needs the concrete to be clean and slightly porous to ensure a strong bond. Concrete must be fully cured in order for Epoxy to be applied, and it may not bond to sealed or polished concrete. Before any application can begin, all repairs must be done to the concrete is it has cracks or chipping. The concrete must be clean of stains, including grease before the Epoxy is applied. It will be tested for older concrete for previous layers of Epoxy or other products that may have been used over the years. Testing for sealant is a simple process. A small amount of water will be poured on the surface as it should soak in. If the water doesn’t soak in but instead beads up, it means there was priorly sealed and may not be suitable for Epoxy. Before the application of Epoxy, the temperature must also be checked. The temperature must be suitable for the installation because if the temperature is unfavorable, this can cause the Epoxy to bubble and peel. This flooring must be done quickly; once the Epoxy is mixed, there’s only a limited amount of time you have to apply it.