Waterborne epoxy floor coating is an environmentally friendly coating that uses water as a solvent. It is widely used in the decoration and protection of industrial, commercial and civil buildings. Compared with traditional solvent-based epoxy coatings, waterborne epoxy floor coatings have the advantages of low volatile organic compounds (VOC), no irritating odor, and high construction safety.
1. Main ingredients and characteristics
- Environmental protection: The main solvent of water-based epoxy coatings is water, which reduces pollution to the environment and meets modern environmental protection requirements.
- Excellent Adhesion: Able to form good adhesion with a variety of substrates (such as concrete, metal, etc.), ensuring the durability of the coating.
- Abrasion resistance: The coating surface is hard and has good abrasion resistance, suitable for use in places with high traffic.
- Chemical resistance: It has good resistance to a variety of chemicals (such as acid, alkali, oil, etc.), suitable for industrial environment.
- Aesthetics: Different colors can be mixed according to needs to provide diverse visual effects.
2. Application Areas
The application areas of waterborne epoxy floor coatings are very wide, including but not limited to:
- Industrial plants: such as machinery manufacturing, electronics factories, food processing, etc., provide wear-resistant and easy-to-clean floors.
- Commercial space: such as supermarkets, shopping malls, parking lots, etc., to improve the aesthetics and safety of the space.
- Hospitals and Laboratories: Due to its antibacterial and easy-to-clean properties, it is suitable for use in medical and scientific research locations.
- Residential: More and more families choose water-based epoxy floor coatings as floor decoration in garages, basements and other areas.
3. Construction technology
The construction process of waterborne epoxy floor coating is relatively simple, mainly including the following steps:
1. Surface preparation: Make sure the ground is dry and clean, and remove oil, dust and loose materials.
2. Primer application: Apply a layer of primer to enhance adhesion.
3. Mid-coat construction: Apply mid-coat as needed to increase coating thickness and wear resistance.
4. Topcoat application: Finally apply the topcoat to form a smooth and beautiful surface.
5. Curing: After the coating is completed, it takes a certain amount of time to cure to ensure its performance reaches the best state.
Post time: Jan-10-2025