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Epoxy Floor Coatings for Your Warehouse

9/25/2018

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​​By Guest Author Budda Oliver 

There are two primary types of warehouse floor coating that are used in industrial buildings: Epoxy and Elastomeric. These industrial facilities include airport terminals, automotive showrooms, facility maintenance plants and warehouses. Both epoxy and elastomeric floor coatings will provide a professional look to your facility, but epoxy tends to be the most popular - and for good reason. If you have ever been to an automotive showroom or facility maintenance plant and have noticed skidmarks or scuffing on the floor then it is apparent that the building manager did not choose an epoxy floor coating.

If you choose an epoxy floor coating for you warehouse, you won't have to worry about floor scuffing, scraping or skidmarks showing up. An epoxy floor coating for your warehouse will make your floor able to endure the tough environments on which the wear and tear of your fleet of warehouse vehicles would normally damage the floor without epoxy coating. Epoxy can withstand even the heaviest of vehicle usage, including forklifts and other heavy warehouse equipment. Furthermore, epoxy floor coatings are durable enough to resist chemicals, acid and abrasives that may be present in your warehouse. An epoxy floor coating can be installed easily, with minimal down time. The product is quick and simple to apply and will cure more quickly than elastomeric coatings.

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It is imperative that the epoxy is mixed properly to ensure correct curing. Some epoxy coatings require a certain amount of time to be set aside between mixing and application, which is called induction time. Cleanup is easy when using epoxy floor coatings, so you won't have to worry about damage from spills or accidents. One drawback to using an epoxy floor coating is that it can develop a yellowish hue during the curing process. If this happens, there is nothing you can do to correct the problem. You will need to install a new coat over the failed one. However, when epoxy floors cure properly, it will provide your warehouse with a clean, smooth and shiny finish, which will convey cleanliness to your clients and workforce, as well as a scrub-resistant surface that makes for easy cleaning.

The sturdy and appealing aesthetic is especially attractive in a warehouse setting. Once the epoxy floor coating is installed, you'll notice the wonderful aesthetic appeal of the floor. It provides a great shine and its unmatched durability will enhance your warehouse environment. Your clients will see a professional and clean environment with a luster that outshines other industrial facilities and commercial buildings. Both epoxy and elastomeric floor coatings require careful preparation and application. Know how you want to use your warehouse space and take into account the amount of traffic, cleaning and environmental conditions to which the floor will be subjected. An epoxy covering will give your warehouse space a practical and attractive floor.

Mr. Oliver is a marketing agent of AllWarehouses.com. The freight specialists catalog warehouses across the United States and keep real-time data regarding available space for temporary, long-term, and refrigerated freight storage availability. Getting your shipment from Point A to Point B has never been easier. For more information on their Rent Warehouse [http://www.allwarehouses.com] please visit their website.
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Industrial Epoxy Floor Coating - Creating an Inviting Atmosphere at Your Place

9/15/2018

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Tired of seeing the same annoying and boring concrete over and over again? Cover it up with industrial epoxy floor coating, giving a unique charm to the old gray concrete lying in your garage, basement, home or office. Do you want to maintain life and protection for your floor as well as giving it a stylish showroom look? Create an inviting atmosphere with industrial epoxy floor coating to maintain a strong, clean, economical, stylish and durable concrete surface.

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The basic idea of concrete floor epoxy coating is to provide flooring solutions for your entire flooring problems including wet and slippery surfaces and surfaces harmed by chemical spillage. Floor epoxy coating protects your floor from atmospheric pollution, corrosion and chemical exposure. They are designed to overcome every obstacle ranging from the toughest stains that are hard to remove and to endure the toughest environmental situations. These are the reasons that floor epoxy coatings are used in various places such as hospitals, garage, kennels, warehouses, factories, showrooms, office buildings, government facilities, schools and institutions demanding heavy-duty flooring needs.
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Therefore, it is worth to invest in epoxy coatings to maintain the aesthetic appeal of your industrial floor in the long run for up to 7 years. Epoxy concrete coatings also protect from ultra violet rays making it another reason to use rather than using other paints such as acrylic or polyurethane.
While shopping for epoxy concrete floor coatings, you must always look at the brand company supplying the high quality epoxies. These epoxies should match your needs and specifications, whether it's having chemical, abrasion and impact resistant properties, easy to clean benefits, or remarkably strong installation with little time.

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There are three different types of epoxies coatings. Solvent and water based 100% solids epoxies are the strongest and expensive toxic. Solvent-Based epoxies aren't much strong reserved for industrial and comprised of 40-605 solids. Solvents that are water-based epoxies are not much durable but strong enough for residential purposes and is user-friendly ideal for nonprofessional.
The most important key to a long-lasting product is to work with experts that provide safety at a reasonable pricing. When you work with a professional company you can be guaranteed high quality industrial epoxy floor coatings, style and color. You are also increasing the lifespan of your floor as you protect it from scratches and damages.

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The importance of an epoxy floor coating has long been realized. It will become the foundation for many places. It will make your dull and inactive concrete floor look elegant and damage free. Due to their benefits, they are extensively used on industrial and commercial floors. In earlier days, epoxies floor coatings were confined to merchandise stores, but with the advent of technology, they have become a trend for flooring needs in industries, hospitals, garages, warehouses, factories, showrooms, and government facilities brightening up the floors.
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Outstanding Floor Group LLC with 15 years of experience committed to provide high standard services for all type industrial, commercial, and retail concrete flooring. Read more to know about epoxy floor coating and polishing concrete floors.

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Advantages of Epoxy Flooring in an Industrial Set Up

9/13/2018

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By Guest Author: D. Siva Kumar ​

Flooring is an important part of interior design. In a factory set up where flooring is subject to a lot of wear and tear, choice of the correct flooring is crucial, since it is a part of the initial investment and is often spread across a large area. One of the most widely used flooring options for this niche is epoxy flooring. This choice revolves around the facts that epoxy flooring is highly durable, requires minimum maintenance and is environmentally friendly. It is hence, the recommended flooring option for both residential buildings and industries. The epoxy floor coatings are usually applied over concrete floors to provide best binding results and aesthetically attractive surfaces.

The term epoxy refers to a form of catalysed plastic. It is basically a resin and is typically a compound of bis phenol-A and a polyamine. Epoxy resin was invented in the 1930s by a Swiss scientist, Dr. Pierre Castam. Generally the polyamines are used to harden the surface or the floor. A catalytic reaction occurs when the resin and hardener come in contact with each other. They bind to each other and create a chemical crosslink that is high in strength. This binding technology is the reason why epoxies can be recoated in a short period of time.

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​There are three main types of epoxy for flooring. They are 100% solid epoxy, solvent-based and water-based epoxies. Of these three, 100% solids epoxy is the best choice as it performs the best. Water and solvent based epoxies are considered user friendly, but this type of epoxies are not as durable and cannot be applied as a thick coating like the 100% solids ones. The solid epoxies capably meet all the stringent requirements that are to be complied when designing an industrial floor. It offers strong adhesion, excellent chemical resistance and toughness. Further, epoxy floors in general are abrasion resistant, waterproof, heat resistant, and resistant to the action of corrosives like acids and alkalis. They are non-toxic when dry and hence, can be used safely even in residential projects and children play areas.

The practical application on a floor surface takes the following steps. The compounds are mixed in a proper ratio and are applied to the floor to a minimum depth of 2 mm. Usually, an epoxy flooring requires at least seven coats to finally create a glossy and finished surface. It includes a base coat, one or two epoxy coats, a broadcast coat of coloured sand or flakes and a top coat.

The main advantage of epoxy flooring is the ease of maintenance. Concrete floors need appropriate protection and an epoxy floor is the best choice to offer protection against abrasion, chemical attack and thermal shock, which are commonly experienced in an industrial set up. With the advent of technology, further innovations are expected and it is only a matter of time before epoxy flooring solutions find wide application in the residential segment as well.


MPR Technique is a leading industrial epoxy flooring solutions provider in India. They offer a wide variety of solutions using the most technologically advanced equipment and take pride in punctuality and high quality output. Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/D._Siva_Kumar/825227

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