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Manufacturing Flooring
Manufacturing facilities are high-traffic environments that require durable and reliable flooring solutions. Heavy machinery, equipment, and materials moving in and out of the facility can cause wear and tear, making it crucial to invest in quality flooring that can withstand the test of time. Epoxy flooring is an excellent choice for manufacturing facilities, providing a seamless, durable, and easy-to-maintain solution that can handle the demands of any manufacturing environment.
Epoxy flooring is resistant to chemical spills, heavy loads, and impacts, ensuring a long lifespan and reduced maintenance costs. The smooth and seamless finish of epoxy flooring also makes it easy to clean, helping to maintain a clean and hygienic working environment. Additionally, epoxy flooring can be customised to fit the specific needs of your facility, including slip-resistance, anti-static properties, and a range of colour options. By investing in epoxy flooring, you can ensure a safe, durable, and reliable surface for your manufacturing facility that will stand the test of time, reduce maintenance costs, and improve the overall efficiency and productivity of your operation.
Common Problems with Manufacturing Flooring
01
Temperature Erosion
Manufacturing processes that involve high temperatures can cause erosion and wear to the flooring, especially if the flooring material is not designed to withstand extreme heat. This can lead to the need for frequent repairs or replacement.
02
Chemical Damage
Many manufacturing processes involve the use of harsh chemicals, which can cause damage to the flooring. If the flooring is not resistant to chemicals, spills and leaks can lead to discolouration, cracking, or even total failure.
03
Abrasion & Impact Damage
Heavy machinery and equipment moving across the flooring can cause abrasion and impact damage, especially if the flooring is not designed to handle heavy loads. This can lead to cracks, chips, or other forms of damage.
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