Heavy-duty flooring systems designed for the most demanding environments. USDA compliant, antimicrobial, and built to withstand extreme temperatures and chemical exposure.
Last updated January 2024
USDA-approved systems for meat, dairy, beverage, and food manufacturing facilities requiring FDA compliance and antimicrobial properties.
Restaurant kitchens, institutional cafeterias, and food service areas needing thermal shock resistance and easy sanitation.
Clean room environments requiring chemical resistance, antimicrobial surfaces, and compliance with pharmaceutical manufacturing standards.
Heavy industrial facilities with aggressive chemical exposure, high temperatures, and demanding mechanical loading requirements.
Shot blasting or heavy diamond grinding to achieve CSP 5-7 profile, crack repair, and moisture vapor testing for optimal adhesion.
Two-coat penetrating primer system to seal substrate and provide chemical-resistant foundation for cement system.
Trowel-applied urethane cement mortar in multiple lifts to achieve specified thickness with proper compaction and smoothing.
Final sealer coat for enhanced chemical resistance, easier cleaning, and compliance with food safety regulations.
For moderate chemical exposure and thermal cycling
For severe chemical exposure and heavy mechanical loading
For maximum chemical resistance and thermal shock
Shot blasting, crack repair, cleaning, and primer application.
First lift of urethane cement mortar application and initial cure.
Final cement layer, smoothing, and texture application.
Final sealer application for chemical resistance and easy cleaning.
Complete cure achieved. Ready for production and chemical exposure.
Urethane cement is a heavy-duty flooring system that combines cement aggregate with urethane resins to create an FDA-approved, antimicrobial surface. It provides superior chemical resistance, thermal shock resistance, and meets strict USDA/FDA requirements for food processing environments.
Urethane cement systems typically range from 1/4 inch to 3/8 inch thick, making them much thicker than standard epoxy coatings. This thickness provides exceptional durability, impact resistance, and the ability to handle heavy equipment and extreme temperature changes.
Yes, urethane cement is specifically designed for thermal shock resistance and can handle temperatures from -40°F to 250°F. It's perfect for facilities requiring hot water washdowns, steam cleaning, and extreme temperature variations without cracking or delaminating.
Absolutely. Urethane cement systems include integral slip-resistant aggregates and can be finished with various textures to achieve desired COF ratings. The system maintains slip resistance even when wet, making it ideal for food processing and commercial kitchens.
Installation typically takes 3-5 days depending on the system thickness and area size. This includes surface preparation, primer application, cement installation, and cure time. The surface can handle light foot traffic in 12-24 hours and full service in 3-7 days.
Urethane cement requires minimal maintenance - daily cleaning with hot water and approved sanitizers. The seamless, non-porous surface prevents bacterial growth and makes deep cleaning easy. Annual professional inspections ensure continued FDA compliance.
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