Chemical-resistant epoxy, polyurethane cement, or quartz broadcast systems are commonly specified depending on exposure, washdown, slip rating, and temperature conditions. We review your production process, cleaning chemicals, Safety Data Sheets, traffic loads, and substrate before recommending a system for factory use.
Discuss your factory floor projectYes, many factory projects can be staged around live production using agreed zones, access windows, dust controls, and cure periods. We plan sequencing with operations managers before installation so production priorities, safety controls, and practical handover timing are clear in the written scope.
Request a staged scopeCommercial — Factory Floors
Chemical-resistant, food-grade, and anti-slip epoxy coatings for Sydney factory and manufacturing facilities. We work around live production with staged zone delivery and after-hours scheduling.
We specify coating systems based on the chemical exposure, traffic load, and compliance requirements of your facility.
High-performance epoxy with resistance to acids, alkalis, solvents, and fuels. Suitable for chemical manufacturing, automotive, and engineering facilities.
Non-toxic, non-porous seamless coating with coved skirting for food processing facilities, commercial kitchens, and cold storage areas.
Quartz aggregate broadcast into epoxy or polyurethane topcoat. Achieves specified R ratings for wet and contaminated areas in manufacturing environments.
Return to foot traffic in 4–6 hours. Ideal for factories that cannot afford extended downtime.
For chemical resistance, we recommend a solvent-free novolac epoxy or a chemical-resistant polyurethane system. These systems withstand exposure to oils, fuels, acids, alkalis, and industrial cleaning agents. We specify the coating based on the chemical exposure profile for your facility — provide us with your Safety Data Sheets and we will confirm the appropriate system.
Discuss your factory floor projectYes. We regularly work around live production equipment using staged zone delivery. Each zone is isolated, prepared, coated, and returned to service before the next zone begins. This approach requires access planning during quoting — we work with your operations manager to develop a zone map and access schedule before any work begins.
Discuss your factory floor projectYes. We install food-grade seamless epoxy systems that comply with food safety requirements. Food-grade systems use non-toxic, non-porous coatings with coved skirting at wall junctions to prevent bacterial traps. We can provide product data sheets and compliance documentation for food safety audits.
Discuss your factory floor projectAnti-slip finishes are achieved by broadcasting aggregate into the wet topcoat or by applying a textured polyurethane topcoat. Options include silica sand broadcast, aluminium oxide, and anti-slip quartz aggregate. We specify the slip-resistance rating (Pendulum Test Value or R rating) to match your WHS requirements and floor usage.
Discuss your factory floor projectStaged delivery divides the factory floor into production zones. We complete each zone in sequence, handing it back before moving to the next. Zone boundaries are marked and agreed during quoting. A staging plan with zone sequence, access windows, and cure milestones is provided in writing before work begins.
Discuss your factory floor projectMinimum cure time before light foot traffic is typically 12–24 hours for standard epoxy systems and 4–6 hours for polyaspartic systems. Full chemical and mechanical cure takes 7 days. For factory operations involving forklift traffic or heavy loads, we recommend allowing at least 24–48 hours post-coating before resuming. We confirm cure schedules in the written quote.
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