Roller- or Brush-Applied Epoxy (Epoxy Coating)
A floor-coating system, two-part (Epoxy Resin + Hardener), which is strong and durable, and suitable for coating indoor surfaces such as factory floors, warehouse floors, indoor car parks and cold rooms.
- High durability — resists impact, scratches and chemicals
- Smooth, glossy surface — a glossy or semi-gloss, smooth, clean-looking finish
- Excellent adhesion — bonds firmly to concrete floors
- Easy to clean — ideal for high-hygiene areas such as canteens and production rooms
- Easy to roll on — apply with a roller, no spray equipment needed
Sold in 20 kg sets (A 16.5 kg : B 3.5 kg) · installation available nationwide
Product details
Roller-applied epoxy floor coating, EPOXY COATING SERIES-5, is a solvent-based two-part epoxy for dust-proofing floors, sealing pores and giving a durable finish with good chemical and moisture resistance. It can be used on many surfaces such as steel, machinery and concrete; prime the concrete before the topcoat for a glossy finish.
Key features: excellent adhesion to both old and new floors, high gloss, good penetration, crack coverage, chemical and abrasion resistance, easy application by roller, brush or spray, and easy maintenance.
Roller-applied epoxy system
- Epoxy Primer (base coat)Improves adhesion between the concrete and the topcoat, and penetrates to seal the floor's pores
- Epoxy Top CoatApplied in 2–3 coats by roller, with a wide choice of colours such as grey, green, light blue, blue and red
Technical data
| Solids content | 80 ± 1% |
|---|---|
| Specific gravity | 1.35 ± 0.20 |
| Colour | Per catalogue (gloss) |
| Wet film thickness | 100 micron |
| Dry film thickness | 80 micron |
| Pot life (after mixing) | 60 minutes |
| Pack size | 20 Kg/set (A 16.5 Kg : B 3.5 Kg) |
| Touch-dry time | 4–5 hours |
| Cure time | 24 hours |
| Full cure | 7 days (tested at 25°C) |
Mechanical test values
| Compressive Strength | 735.70 kgf/cm² |
|---|---|
| Flexural Strength | 421.44 kgf/cm² |
| Tensile Strength | 251.22 kgf/cm² |
| Bond Strength | 206.29 kgf/cm² |
| Abrasion Resistance | 50 mg loss / 1000 cycles (H17, 1 Kg load) |
| Shore D | 79 |
| Adhesive Strength | > 3,500 psi |
| Water Permeability | Impermeable (waterproof) |
Surface preparation & application
Surface preparation
- The concrete must be dry, sound and clean — free of dust, oil and grease
- New concrete must be at least 28 days old before coating
- On steel, remove rust and loose material with a wire brush, grinding disc or sandblasting
- For greasy surfaces, wash with a degreaser then prime immediately to prevent rust
Application method
- Pour the Hardener (B) into the container of part (A)
- Stir with a low-speed drill and mixing paddle for at least 1 minute until fully combined
- Roll the Epoxy Coating onto the prepared floor with a roller or brush
- Tools: paint roller, mixing tray, steel trowel, floor grinder
Suitable surfaces & precautions
Suitable surfaces
- Fully dry concrete with no rising damp from below
- Heavy-use areas such as warehouses, factories and indoor car parks
- Steel surfaces and machinery needing extra durability
Precautions
- Do not use outdoors (sunlight causes yellowing/degradation)
- Do not apply over high-moisture floors (causes blistering/peeling)
- Mix the two parts in the correct ratio and use within the pot life (60 minutes)
- Wear protective equipment, work in a ventilated area and keep away from heat
Storage: 12-month shelf life in a sealed container, kept in the shade and dry · Chemical resistance: 10% hydrochloric acid, 25% sulfuric acid, 5% acetic acid, 10% citric acid, fuel and oils
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about Epoxy Coating
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Not sure whether your floor needs epoxy or another system? See the full comparison at Concrete floor coatings: which system to choose — acrylic, epoxy or PU — or see the overview of all three epoxy flooring systems
