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Industrial resin flooring encompasses a
range of flooring solutions including
Screeds, High Build Epoxy Coatings,
and Line Marking
Benefits of industrial resin flooring solutions:
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Can be a quick way to refurbish an
existing floor
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Range of colours
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Easy to maintain and clean
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Excellent wear and impact resistance
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Abrasion and chemical resistance
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Hygienic
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Can be made anti bacterial or anti
static
Screeds
Are pump applied to floors to quickly
renovate them. They are an ideal covering
in warehouses, production areas, aircraft
hangers, automotive process lines
and other areas where a hardwearing
level floor is needed. Advanced screeds
which are better suited to wet processing
areas such as chemical processing
plants, food manufacturing & preparation
areas and chemical containment zones
are also available.
High
Build Epoxy Resin Coatings
Are hard wearing floor coverings,
smooth and self levelling by nature
but can be textured by adding quartz
or graded aggregate creating a slip
resistant surface. They are an ideal
covering in demanding environments
such as the food, paper, pharmaceutical,
engineering, automotive and aerospace
industries. They are also suitable
for canteens, corridors, workshops,
aerospace plants and aircraft hangers.
Line
& Floor Marking
We can integrate and apply the most
modern line marking systems to new
and existing floors. We can create
any kind of marking you want, be it
a line, sign or graphic, the most
common markings we apply are:
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Route ways
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Company logos
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Zebra crossings
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Pallet & loading bays
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Hazard areas
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Directional arrows
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Alpha & Numeric markings
Motorsport
& Road Safety Testing
As the largest independent company
of our kind in Europe we have worked
with the leading German sports car
manufacturer pioneering the use of
diamond
grinding machines to create various
road and track conditions from dampness
or moisture, to differing amounts
of standing water to icy conditions.
From exploring our capabilities within
the motor sport sector we have developed
a system where excess rubber from
high use areas of a track can be removed.
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