FACTORY FLOORING

There are few surfaces that endure the same degree of wear and tear as factory floors. All-day long, industrial floors are repeatedly tested by chemicals and heat, as well as the presence of heavy machinery. Due to this, standard concrete factory flooring won’t survive in this type of setting, as they will crack under pressure and are difficult to maintain. It is also true that a good factory flooring can turn a factory into a productive, safe and clean environment that will endure abuse and use for a very long time.

Factory production and manufacturing facilities aim to operate at maximum efficiency continuously. In production plants, any slowdown caused by flooring is unacceptable. Concrete flooring that is cracked, damaged, slippery, or otherwise unsafe poses a danger to workers and lowers productivity. The selection of production or plant flooring, on the other hand, can support overall efficiency and the long-term budget goals of the management.

• Brighten up the work environment,
• Slip-resistant surfaces for workers,
• Prevent concrete slab from being harmed by chemical and caustic absorption,
• Protect against heavy loads,
• Ensure high durability,
• Clearly identify the flow of traffic, aisles and workstations,
• Prevent concrete dusting,
• Make it easier to clean floors,
• Reduces the amount of electricity needed to illuminate an area, and
• Enhance the aesthetic appeal of building interiors for employees and visitors.

Safety and efficiency of production are directly affected by factory flooring. Over time, damaged flooring could decrease productivity and increase slip hazards for workers.

In factories without high-quality factory flooring, heavy machinery and equipment may have difficulty being handled, and cleaning and maintenance will take more time. In addition to becoming more visually appealing to visitors, the factory flooring installation conveys a sense of cleanliness, safety, and efficiency to visitors.

Using epoxy flooring and/or polyurethane cement flooring can help your facility avoid damage to equipment and injury to workers and visitors, while improving its appearance.

Maintenance of plants and facilities is an inevitability, and managers spend a considerable amount of time planning and coordinating these activities. Manufacturers should choose the flooring that is easy to maintain and have exceptional durability. This means lower maintenance costs and less effort.

When quality concrete coatings like epoxy flooring and polyurethane flooring are installed properly, they reduce downtime, lower labour costs, and result in a greater return on investment.

In the minds of decision-makers, the conundrum is how to determine what will suit a facility’s floor the best. There are several different flooring types, as well as installation methods, and each has its own purpose and application-and for very good reason. Please contact one of our flooring experts today to help guide you on what would be the best solution for your factory.