Polyurethane-cement flooring systems are a highly wear-resistant type of polymer flooring with enhanced performance characteristics, specifically engineered for extreme service conditions.
Polyurethane-cement coatings are designed for use in aggressive industrial environments, including food processing, pharmaceutical, and chemical manufacturing facilities.
Polyurethane cement is a composite material produced by mixing polyurethane resin, cementitious binders, and specialized additives that enhance the technical performance of the flooring system.
The coating combines the properties of cement and polymers, resulting in exceptional mechanical strength and minimal shrinkage. As a result, the system is capable of withstanding high mechanical and impact loads. Resistance to mechanical and impact stresses is particularly critical in industrial process environments.
The operational temperature range extends from –40 °C to +150 °C without deformation, allowing the system to be used in freezer and cold-storage areas. The surface is resistant to hot oil spills and is suitable for steam cleaning.
Water absorption is 0%. A key advantage of polyurethane-cement flooring systems is their vapour permeability.
Due to their vapour permeability, polyurethane-cement floors are not susceptible to osmotic pressure, which can cause coating debonding as a result of moisture transmission from the concrete substrate in cases of inadequate or absent waterproofing.