Epoxy flooring with a green character

Epoxy floors are ideally suited to protect concrete floors from heavy loads, liquids, chemicals and dirt due to their strong and abrasion-resistant nature. Until recently, epoxy floors were primarily solvent-based. This gave off a strong odor and was less healthy for the installer and the environment. Resiplast is now coming up with a water-based alternative. Both in terms of applications and maintenance, the Episol^® Floorline Green product line a lot of advantages.

Resiplast began its search for synthetic resin solutions for construction and industry over fifty years ago. With its location near the port of Antwerp, it already provided numerous warehouses and industrial halls with a seamless, industrial epoxy floor at that time. Over the past few decades, the range has expanded continuously. Besides epoxy, PU and PMMA floors, Resiplast also offers solutions such as liquid-applied membranes for roofs, bridges and terraces, products for waterproofing underground structures and tunnels, soil stabilization and products for concrete repair and adhesive techniques. Thorough expertise and innovation have given the company a rock-solid reputation. Its systems are used worldwide.

The water-based Episol® Floorline Green has low emission values and is completely solvent-free. So we ourselves, our children and future generations enjoy clean air.

Ecologically sound system

As part of Koramic Construction Chemicals, Resiplast is now coming out with a green line of epoxy flooring. "The water-based Episol^® Floorline Green has low emission values and is completely solvent-free," says Bert Dendooven, product and marketing manager at Resiplast. "So we ourselves, our children and future generations enjoy clean air. Episol^® Floorline Green is resistant to high temperatures, UV-resistant and colorfast. Epoxy flooring can be applied very easily, even on damp surfaces. The involves a complete system from primer to top-
layer with a very short curing time. The floors come in a wide range of colors, from thin coating to industrial screed. There is even an electrically diverting variant of the industrial cast floor. Vapor-permeable, fire-resistant or anti-slip? We combine various technical options according to our customers' needs, and all in an ecologically sound system."