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Urethane Concrete Flooring That Lasts in Tough Spaces
When it comes to high-performance industrial flooring, urethane concrete flooring stands out as one of the most durable and resilient options on the market. Designed to withstand extreme conditions—including thermal shock, chemical exposure, and heavy traffic—this system is a top choice for demanding environments such as food processing plants, pharmaceutical facilities, breweries, commercial kitchens, and manufacturing plants.
Urethane concrete, also known as urethane cement flooring or cementitious urethane, offers the toughness of concrete combined with the flexibility and resistance of urethane resin. This powerful combination results in a flooring solution that resists cracking, abrasion, and wear—even under harsh use.
Why Choose Urethane Concrete Flooring for Harsh Environments
Urethane concrete flooring systems are engineered for environments that undergo continuous wear and exposure to aggressive conditions. They are especially suited for facilities that deal with:
Frequent washdowns and hot water cleaning
Acidic or caustic chemical spills
Freezer-to-oven thermal cycling
Heavy loads and rolling equipment
Unlike epoxy floors, urethane concrete can handle extreme temperature swings from -50°F to 250°F, making it a top performer in areas where other coatings fail.
Urethane Cement Flooring: Fast Installation and Minimal Downtime
Urethane concrete or urethane cement flooring cures faster than many other systems. It can be installed over new or existing concrete substrates, and installation can be completed in a single day, depending on the area.
Downtime is one of the most costly factors for production facilities. With urethane concrete, your operation can resume quickly, often within 24 to 48 hours after installation, reducing production losses.
Thermal Shock Resistance
In industries like food and beverage processing, flooring is subjected to constant hot water washdowns or steam cleaning. Many traditional coatings delaminate or crack under these conditions. Urethane concrete resists thermal shock, preserving its bond to the substrate even under abrupt temperature changes.
Its coefficient of thermal expansion is similar to concrete, which means the floor expands and contracts at nearly the same rate—reducing stress and preventing failure.
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436 Lincoln Blvd Middlesex, NJ 08846
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