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Industrial Epoxy Coating SystemsIndustrial epoxy coating systems are engineered for long-term performance in demanding industrial environments. These systems are selected and designed based on service conditions, substrate, exposure, and risk - not appearance. What defines an industrial epoxy coatingIndustrial epoxy coatings are typically formulated as 100% or near 100% solids systems designed to provide durability, chemical resistance, and long service life. While these coatings often have a high-gloss appearance when installed, aesthetics are incidental - performance is the primary objective.
Design life is measured in years - or even decades - of service, not cosmetic lifespan. Industrial epoxy floor coatingsIndustrial epoxy floor coatings are a subset of industrial epoxy coating systems. Floors must withstand abrasion, impact, chemical exposure, thermal cycling, and operational traffic. System selection depends on how the floor will actually be used - not how it looks on day one. Chemical resistant epoxy coatingsChemical exposure fundamentally changes system design. Where exposure is real, chemical-resistant epoxy systems should be used, and novolac epoxies considered for severe chemical service. See Chemical Resistant Systems and Highly Chemical Resistant Novolac Epoxy. Continuous immersion (important limitation)We do not recommend industrial coating systems for continuous immersion service. Immersion represents a smaller, higher-risk market with significantly greater liability. Some owners have successfully engineered immersion solutions using select epoxy systems; however, these cases are typically highly engineered and must be evaluated individually. This success is the result of design discipline - not product coincidence. Small defects can cause big failuresA single bubble, pinhole, or void in the wrong location can allow chemicals to reach concrete or steel and undermine an entire system. Details, edge transitions, and inspection are part of performance - not afterthoughts. System links (start here)
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Proper mixing and installation is critical to the optimal success of all products. See Installation Tips, Techdata, & MSDS for more details on our products. Be sure to contact us with any questions and/or concerns that you have. For more information please contact:
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