Chemical Resistant Epoxy Floor Coating

Yes, we do!

Our chemical-resistant floorings are to be applied due to multiple factors and in different situations such as:

• Oil spillage
• Fuel deposition
• During sterilizing and cleaning preparations
• Spillage of food products and ingredients
• And many other factors are also included in the requirement of the chemical resistant coating for the industries that have to find alternatives to protect the floors

Call one of our representatives today for more information about chemical-resistant floor installation for your chemical processing facility in the Greater Toronto Area.

Chemical processing facilities and industries require proper epoxy floors that are made up of high-quality materials and can bear all types of chemical-based effects. If you want we can also investigate the floors of your industry, and give you the right options from which you can select, and our team or working crew will install it all by themselves. 

Epoxy resin that we use will never allow any chemical to come in contact with the old floor and they are well prepared to encounter the chemical splash/ spill condition if ever faced.

If you’re a chemical process facility, epoxy floors are the best option for your facility. Epoxy coating is abrasion resistant. It can withstand heavy impacts and traffic, making it ideal for manufacturing facilities that require a durable flooring solution.

Epoxy coating is slip resistant. The surface of epoxy floors features an aggressive texture that prevents slipping even when wet or when dust accumulates on the surface of the floor.

Epoxy coating is chemical resistant. When compared to other types of flooring materials, such as vinyl and concrete, epoxy will not absorb contaminants like paint thinner or solvents so they won’t harm workers who walk on these surfaces after they have been contaminated with chemicals used in manufacturing processes (such as paints).

Epoxy is also acid resistant which means that acid spills from tanks won’t eat away at your floors like they would concrete or some other types of surfaces!

Safety is a top priority for all chemical companies, especially those that work with hazardous chemicals. This is because safety is the most important thing when it comes to working with chemicals. Safety is the most important issue in the industry and therefore you should always make safety your number one concern when handling your chemicals.

Epoxy is a polymer resin and a thermoset polymer. It’s also known as epoxy resin and epoxy hardener or just epoxy. Epoxies are used in many industries, including chemical processing plants, aerospace, marine construction and offshore drilling rigs.

A polymer is a large molecule made up of many repeating units called monomers. When the monomers form bonds with each other, they link together to form long chains that can be molded into various shapes by heating them above their melting point (the temperature at which they become liquid). The longer the chain gets — that is to say, the more monomers are added — the stronger it becomes; this process is called polymerization.

The answer is definitely yes, epoxy coating is acid resistant and alkali resistant.

Epoxy floors are made to resist many chemicals, acids, alkalis, and bases. The resin used in the coating reacts with the chemicals so that they don't affect the surface or cause damage to it.

Epoxy floor coating is non-toxic and safe to use around humans, children, pets and food. The epoxy polymer does not contain any harmful chemicals. It is a very safe material for your home or workplace.

Epoxy floor coating has been used in schools to coat children's toys without causing any health problems.

Epoxy is a non-toxic, non-reactive, and non-flammable substance. It's safe to use in your home or business, with no health risks associated with using the product. While it's possible for breathing in epoxy fumes over a long period of time or prolonged exposure may cause irritation in some people's lungs, this is not a common experience for most people who use epoxy flooring products.

If you're worried about your health and safety when working with epoxies, there are some precautions you can take:

• Wear protective gear like gloves and goggles while mixing the resin and hardener together (to avoid skin contact)
• Avoid breathing in any dust or fumes if you're sanding down an old floor before applying new epoxy
• Cover up any areas where dust might gather (like under cabinets)

Epoxy is a resin. A resin is a chemical that can be hardened into a solid form. Epoxy resins are polymers, meaning they're made up of long chains of molecules bonded together to create a molecule with repeating units. The repeating unit in epoxies is epoxide (a three-atom ring), which gives them their name. When you mix together two parts resin and one part hardener, you get an uncured mixture—more commonly known as glue!

Because it's so strong, epoxy has many applications in modern life—from making sidewalks to coating the insides of boats or even your favorite guitar pedals!

Epoxy can be slippery when wet, but not when dry. The worst thing about this is that epoxy floors are often used in areas where water is expected, like kitchen floors and bathrooms. It's important to note that even though an epoxy floor may appear dry to the touch after you wipe it with a towel, moisture may still remain in the surface of the plastic if it has been sitting there for a long time or was not completely dry before painting. This means that your beautiful new floor could become dangerously slick when someone steps on it with wet shoes! To avoid this problem, always make sure all traces of moisture have been removed from the surface before applying your coatings.