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3 mm acid- and alkali-resistant epoxy floor on 700 m² of a plant.
How it was done
An acid-resistant floor for a plant room.
Teping Floor 205 CR self-levelling epoxy with quartz sand over primer and scratch coat.
The floor resists solvents, alcohols, hydrochloric and sulphuric acid, ammonia and salt solutions.
Site photos
System on site
Layers and consumption per m² as they were applied on this site.
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Technical solutions album
A close system is described in TNP's album: layers, consumption, service conditions and substrate requirements.
1.4Acid-resistant epoxy self-levelling floor, 2 mmA chemical-resistant epoxy coating for areas exposed to surfactants, acids, alkalis and solvents.
2 mmLayers: 3−20 to +60 °COpen the system
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View project Sites, texts and photos come from tnpgroup.ru; every site was finished with Teping® coatings. Consumption is as applied on site.
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