Applications
Industrial Floors and Equipment
Abrasion, impact and liquid protection for production areas, equipment bases and service zones.
Send project requirements
What the project needs to control
Traffic, dropped tools, vibration, cleaning chemicals and local repairs create different mechanical demands.
Recommended protection path
Define surface profile, repair strategy, slip requirement, cure window and expected loading before choosing the build-up.
Assets and exposure conditions
- Production floors and traffic lanes
- Equipment bases and maintenance platforms
- Loading zones and impact-prone edges
- Washdown and process-liquid areas
How the risk develops
Traffic, dropped tools, vibration, cleaning chemicals and local repairs create different mechanical demands.
Forklifts, dropped tools, vibration, cleaning chemicals and thermal cycling create different damage mechanisms. Weak concrete, contaminated surfaces and moving cracks can transfer defects into the coating.
Recommended system architecture
Define surface profile, repair strategy, slip requirement, cure window and expected loading before choosing the build-up.
Map traffic, impact, spill and cleaning zones separately.
Test substrate strength, moisture and contamination before preparation.
Repair cracks and edges according to whether movement is active or static.
Specify texture, cleanability and return-to-service window with operations staff.
Configuration guide
| Project condition | Recommended path | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Large production or loading area | Spray polyurea build | Supports rapid coverage and return-to-service planning. |
| Equipment bases and restricted details | Brushable polyurea | Provides controlled detailing around anchors and machinery. |
| Wet or public walking route | Project-selected textured finish | Balances slip resistance, cleanability and wear. |
Delivery workflow
- 1
Survey substrate and exposure
- 2
Confirm repairs and surface preparation
- 3
Approve primer and application method
- 4
Apply coating and detail interfaces
- 5
Inspect, record and release the area
Inspection and project evidence
- Concrete strength, moisture and contamination
- Crack and edge repair acceptance
- Coverage, thickness and texture uniformity
- Cure status before traffic or chemical exposure
Questions before specification
How quickly can the floor return to service?
The window depends on formulation, temperature, build, traffic and inspection requirements. It must be set in the project method statement.
Will the coating bridge every crack?
No. Active joints and structural movement require dedicated detailing rather than simply covering the crack.
Data needed for a project review
Provide substrate strength, traffic type, chemicals, temperature, downtime and required surface finish.
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Related products
Spray Polyurea
Fast-setting, high-solids elastomeric coating for large surfaces and complex details.
Brushable Polyurea
Detail-oriented coating option for repair zones and sites where spray equipment is impractical.
Information needed for a focused recommendation
Substrate, existing coating, exposure, chemicals, operating temperature, access, target thickness and application schedule.