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Epoxy system
Epoxy system 2–3 mm (R10–R11)
2–3 mm
R10–R11
Seamless 2–3 mm epoxy flooring system for dry and moderately damp areas. Resistant to cleaning and alkaline solutions; adjustable surface roughness up to R11.
Seamless 2–3 mm epoxy flooring system for dry and moderately damp areas. Resistant to cleaning and alkaline solutions; adjustable surface roughness up to R11.
Typical parameters: thickness 2–3 mm, R class R10–R11, commissioning 24–48 h. Resistance/modes: wet areas, oils & fats, alkalis.
System layers (bottom to top)
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Epoxy primer consumption: ≈ 0.2–0.3 kg/m²Primer over prepared concrete; evens out absorbency and improves adhesion.
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Intermediate layer with quartz broadcasting (optional)To achieve R11 in wet/turning areas, dry quartz is broadcast wet-on-wet.
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Epoxy topcoat, layer 1 consumption: ≈ 0.35–0.5 kg/m²Main pigmented layer; can be applied by roller or spray.
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Epoxy topcoat, layer 2 consumption: ≈ 0.35–0.5 kg/m²Sealing coat to reach 2–3 mm thickness and provide uniform gloss/texture.
Technical characteristics
- Thickness
- 2–3 мм
- R class
- R10–R11
- Commissioning
- 24–48 ч (typical)
- Wet areas
- yes
- Thermal shock
- no
- Low temperature
- no
- Oils/fats
- resistant
- Alkalis
- resistant
- Acids
- limited
Note: exact values (chemical resistance, temperature limits, substrate requirements) are defined by the TDS and project specs.
Consumption & rough estimate
- Epoxy primer: ≈ 0.2–0.3 kg/m²
- Epoxy topcoat, layer 1: ≈ 0.35–0.5 kg/m²
- Epoxy topcoat, layer 2: ≈ 0.35–0.5 kg/m²
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Total for system: ≈ 0.9–1.3 kg/m²(excluding losses).
Actual consumption depends on substrate condition, porosity and required texture. Pricing is calculated individually considering logistics and volume discounts.
Compatible materials (SKU)
Example system build-ups. Final material selection depends on the TDS and project conditions.
standard
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Primer: Epoxy primer PRASPAN® EP-P100
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Optional: Heat-resistant screed REFLOOR® SCREED C
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The final system build-up is fixed in the working specification and approved with design & facility teams.
System FAQ
Is it suitable for hot washdown areas?
Up to ~+60°C — yes. For boiling water/thermal shock, a PU-cement system is better; operating limits are confirmed per the TDS.
Can it be made more anti-slip (rougher)?
Yes. Quartz broadcasting and choosing the right topcoat allow achieving R11 where needed.
When can traffic be allowed?
Guideline: foot traffic ~24 h, light loads ~48 h, full strength — up to 7 days.
Want the same floor or a cost estimate for your facility?
Send a floor plan and a brief description of the loads. Our engineer will select the optimal floor system, calculate material consumption, and provide an indicative budget.
