• Pharmaceuticals Industries,
• Food Processing Industries,
• Automobile Industries,
• Chemical & Fertilizer Industries,
• Garages & Car Parkings
• Ware Houses
• Tough, Smooth, Aesthetic, seamless surface finish
• Low Porosity, Moisture and Water resistant
• Dirt & Dust free and thus easy to clean
• Strong Bond Strength to the substrate
• Provides Safe, Cleaner, Healthier & More Pleasant ambience
• Non Inflammable and Anti-skid thus provides safe surface for Industrial use
• Attractive flooring surface with Glossy or Mat finish as required
• Chemical Resistant and thus protects the substrate from chemical degradation
• High Impact Resistance and thus protects the substrate from wear and tear
• Allow for quick and easy application
• Tough, Smooth, Aesthetic, seamless surface finish
• Low Porosity, Moisture and Water resistant
• Dirt & Dust free and thus easy to clean
• Strong Bond Strength to the substrate
• Provides Safe, Cleaner, Healthier & More Pleasant ambience
• Non Inflammable and Anti-skid thus provides safe surface for Industrial use
• Attractive flooring surface with Glossy or Mat finish as required
• Attractive flooring surface with Glossy or Mat finish as required
• Chemical Resistant and thus protects the substrate from chemical degradation
• High Impact Resistance and thus protects the substrate from wear and tear
• Allow for quick and easy application
• Food Grade Epoxy Flooring
• Heavy Duty Epoxy Flooring
• Anti Skid Epoxy Flooring
• Anti Static Epoxy Flooring
• Cleaning: The substrate should be made structurally sound, dry and free from loose materials. All the surface contamination, laitance, grease and oil must be removed appropriately while deeper penetration should be removed by mechanical means.
• Surface Preparation: Filling cracks & patches if any with epoxy mortar, while bigger pot holes to be treated with non-shrink repair mortars.
• Priming: Application of one coat of solvent free epoxy resin based primer for better adhesion of the subsequent flooring to the substrate.
• Epoxy Coating: - Resin, Hardener and pigment are mixed together and applied on the floor to required thickness using Brush.
(Epoxy Flooring Specifications or Epoxy Flooring Methodology or Epoxy Flooring Procedure or Epoxy Flooring Specification)
• Cleaning: The substrate should be made structurally sound, dry and free from loose materials. All the surface contamination, laitance, grease and oil must be removed appropriately while deeper penetration should be removed by mechanical means.
• Surface Preparation: Filling cracks & patches if any with epoxy mortar, while bigger pot holes to be treated with non-shrink repair mortars.
• Priming: Application of one coat of solvent free epoxy resin based primer for better adhesion of the subsequent flooring to the substrate.
• Epoxy Topping: - Resin, Hardener, Filler and pigment are mixed together and laid on the floor to required thickness using notched trowel and finished using spike rollers.
The difference between Epoxy Flooring and an Epoxy Floor Coating lies in the depth of the epoxy. An epoxy floor must be at least one millimetre thick. Any epoxy floor that is less than one millimetre thick is best referred to as an epoxy floor coating.
Any epoxy floor that is less than one millimetre thick is best referred to as an epoxy floor coating. This is accomplished by application of one coat of Epoxy Primer and Two Coats of Brush/Roller applied Epoxy Paint.
(Groove Cutting Specifications or Groove Cutting Methodology or Groove Cutting Procedure or Groove Cutting Specification)
• Leaving the concrete surface to get cured for a minimum of 72 hours after casting to avoid chipping off of edges .
• Locating the joints and marking on the concrete using Line Dori and Paint exactly along the joints making panels of 4Mtrs X 4Mtrs or as specified.
• Cutting the concrete using heavy duty Cutting Machine with diamond cutting wheel of 4mm thickness.
• The Minimum thickness of the Grooves should be 4mm and Minimum depth of the Groove should be one fourth of the thickness of the concrete.
• Cleaning the Grooves using air blower and filling with appropriate sealant.
(Laser Screeding Methodology or Laser Screeding Procedure or Laser Screeding Flooring Specification or Laser Screeding Flooring Procedure)
• In Laser Screeding concrete is poured on the surface and Laser Screed cuts, vibrates and levels the concrete in a single pass. Laser Screed eliminates the need of fixing guide rails to every 4 meters.
• All the operations are controlled by laser transmitter, receivers and computer. So, manual errors are eliminated thereby producing high strength, dense; durable floors improving floor quality & increasing profits.
• Our Laser Screed being compact, portable, and extremely manoeuvrable, making it easy to gain access to almost any area and can also be used on elevated slabs and rebar floors and covers areas in excess of 3,000Sqm per day thereby decreasing the Labour Cost.
• We are equipped with the Latest Laser Screed and Power Rake providing state of the art concrete placing technology.
(Typical Application Areas)
• Doubly reinforced slabs
• Metal decks
• Grade slabs with dual slopes
• very large factory floors
• For faster Works
• For Zero Level Floors with no undulations
An IPS Floor is generally used over Terraces, Car Parks, Workshops and Driveways in general, to achieve an economical and water sloping finish with a decent monolithic appearance. IPS finish may even be used for other interior and semi-interior areas as the need may be.
(IPS Flooring Specifications or Flooring Specifications or IPS Flooring Methodology or IPS Flooring Procedure)
• Making a reference level on the wall and transferring this marking to all locations where flooring is to be done using tube level.
• Flooring thickness level to be marked and dummy level dots provided in every 1 or 2 meter ensuring required slope of flooring.
• Concrete be poured and levelled with a Straight Edge and finished with a wooden float or trowel. Concrete may be placed in panels to minimize shrinkage cracks.
• Glass, aluminium or brass strip are fixed in cement mortar with their tops at proper level according to slope and allowed to harden for minimum 36 hours.
• The final towelling should be done before the concrete has become hard and sufficient pressure is required to make firm impression on the concrete surface.
• If glossy or smooth IPS flooring surface required then neat cement punning, 2 to 3 mm thick is spread over the IPS concrete surface and allowed to soak into the concrete. The surface is finished with metal trowel to give surface a glossy look.
• Concrete is cured by surface ponding or wet Hessian clothes are spread for 21days.
We can decide the thickness of the IPS flooring as per the requirement of work; in residential floor 75 mm floor thickness is sufficient whereas industrial floor thickness should be kept 150 mm.