EPOXY FLOORS

- Food and Drink - Hygienic, anti-slip and steam cleanable floor surfaces
- Aerospace - Floors resistant to Skydrol, other hydraulic fluids and fuels
- Pharmaceutical - Laboratories, Clean rooms
- Industrial - Repetitive forklift and pallet truck use
- Electronics - Anti-static
- Printing - Resistant to printing inks and oils
- Automotive - Workshops, Factories
- Commercial - Decorative, Resin Bonded Stone

Epoxy systems contain two components, resins and a hardeners. The resin component is usually light, sometimes almost clear coloured and almost odour free. Hardeners are usually dark and have a characteristic 'ammonia-like' smell. When these two components are brought together and mixed in a prescribed way, they will react chemically and link together irreversibly, and after the chemical reaction has been completed, they will form a rigid plastic material. Epoxies are known for their excellent adhesion, chemical and heat resistance, good to excellent mechanical properties and very good electrical insulating properties.