Two-Component Epoxy Colored Sand Self-Leveling Flooring Coating

Two-Component Epoxy Colored Sand Self-Leveling Flooring Coating

Name: Two-Component Epoxy Colored Sand Self-Leveling Flooring Coating
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (89 reviews)

LANGUAN-KCC Two-Component Epoxy Colored Sand Self-Leveling Flooring, 100% solid solvent-free & zero-VOC. High compression & wear resistance, seamless dust-proof, excellent chemical resistance against acid, alkali and oil. Rich color options, smooth or slight anti-slip surface available, conductive type customizable. Suitable for heavy-duty workshop, clean-room factory & high-end commercial venues.

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Core Product Advantages

LANGUAN-KCC two-component epoxy colored sand self-leveling flooring is 100% solid solvent-free material with zero-VOC for eco-friendly, odor-free construction. Formulated with high-performance epoxy resin, special amine curing agent and well-graded colored quartz sand, compliant with GB/T 22374-2018.

High compression, flexural and impact resistance, heavy-duty performance for long-term forklift & equipment load;

Seamless monolithic surface prevents dust & bacteria accumulation; strong adhesion to concrete substrate, resistant to acid, alkali, salt, solvent and machine oil, easy for daily cleaning;

Rich color options, smooth or slight anti-slip finish available; conductive anti-static version can be customized.

Application Scope

Heavy-duty industrial areas: automobile workshops, logistics warehouses, hangars, heavy-machinery workshops;

High-standard clean rooms: electronics, pharmaceutical, food & beverage factories, laboratories;

High-end commercial venues: shopping malls, exhibition halls, stadiums, airport terminals, hotel lobbies;

Chemical-resistant zones: chemical plants, electroplating workshops, chemical storage rooms.

Construction & Important Notes

Perfect flooring performance depends on qualified substrate, accurate mixing ratio and professional construction.

1. Substrate requirement: concrete ≥C25 strength, moisture ≤8%, flatness gap ≤3mm under 2m straightedge. Grind, clean and repair concrete; apply primer sealer for damp base.

2. Standard process: roll epoxy primer → accurately mix Component A & B → pour and pave material → roll with de-airing roller for bubble removal → self-levelling.

3. Environment & curing: construct at 10-35℃, RH＜80%. Keep off foot traffic for 24-48h; full load allowed after 7 days. Do not apply on rainy or windy days.

4. Professional construction team is recommended. Ensure ventilation and full personal protective equipment during installation.

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