Epoxy Floor Coating for Production Plants Healthcare4 &16ltrsEpoxy floor coatings are a highly durable, resilient, and decorative surface solution created by applying layers of a two-part thermosetting resin and a hardener. The two components are mixed just before application, causing a chemical reaction that creates a strong, permanent bond with the concrete or other substrate. Unlike standard floor paint, which simply dries, an epoxy coating cures into a thick, plastic-like, non-porous layer that protects the surface from wear and tear, chemicals, and moisture. Common types of epoxy coatingsDifferent epoxy systems are designed for specific performance needs, from purely decorative to heavy-duty industrial use.
Self-leveling epoxy: Formulated to create a smooth, seamless surface over new, old, or damaged concrete floors.
Epoxy mortar: The most rigid and impact-resistant of all epoxy floor types, made with epoxy resin and graded sand or quartz. It's often used for repairing industrial floors.
Quartz-filled epoxy: Combines high-performance epoxy polymer resin with stained quartz granules to create a decorative and highly slip-resistant surface.
Epoxy flake: Made by broadcasting multi-colored vinyl flakes into a base coat of epoxy. It is valued for its unique decorative finish and excellent traction.
Anti-static (ESD) epoxy: A coating that contains a conductive additive to dissipate static charges. It is essential for protecting sensitive electronic equipment in labs and manufacturing plants.
