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Recubrimientos para Pisos Productos Químicos

Los químicos para revestimientos de pisos incluyen resinas epoxi líquidas (bisfenol A/F), endurecedores amínicos y cicloalifáticos, diluyentes reactivos, dispersiones de poliuretano y áridos decorativos para pisos industriales, espacios comerciales, estacionamientos y sistemas de revestimiento epoxi residencial. Nuestra línea cubre variantes autonivelantes, con mortero y antiestáticas.

Dispersión de Poliuretano Alifático PUD-5100 (Barniz Transparente, Alta Dureza)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Extensor Óxido de Aluminio Corindón Blanco

CAS 1344-28-1

MOQ: 200 kg

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Resina de Recubrimiento Antiestático AS-200 (Polímero Conductor Intrínseco)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Dispersión de Poliuretano Aromático PUD-3100 (Grado Industrial Flexible)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Alcohol Bencílico

CAS 100-51-6

MOQ: 200 kg

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Diluyente Reactivo Glicidil Éter C12-C14 AGE

CAS 68609-97-2

MOQ: 200 kg

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Resina Epoxídica Modificada con DCPD (Resina Diluyente Cicloalifática)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Agente Endurecedor Epoxídico Poliamida 115

CAS 63428-84-2

MOQ: 100 kg

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Endurecedor de Epoxy Aducto de Amina AW-106

MOQ: 200 kg

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Resina Epóxica Bisfenol-F (E-51F)

CAS 28064-14-4

MOQ: 200 kg

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Resina Epoxi Bisfenol-F EF-51

CAS 28064-14-4

MOQ: 200 kg

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Resina Epoxi E-51 (Bisfenol-A)

CAS 25068-38-6

MOQ: 200 kg

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Extensor de Polvo de Feldespato F-400

CAS 68476-25-5

MOQ: 500 kg

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Espesante HASE ASE-60 (Expandible por Álcali, Viscosidad Alta en Esfuerzo Cortante)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Espesante Asociativo HEUR TT-935 (Pseudoplástico, Hidrosoluble)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Polímero MS de baja viscosidad STP-E10

CAS 132207-32-0

MOQ: 100 kg

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Endurecedor de Epoxy de Base Mannich MB-50

MOQ: 200 kg

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Endurecedor Latente Oxazolidina OZ-100 (Activado por Humedad)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Aditivo Antirayado de Micropolvo PTFE TF-9205

CAS 9002-84-0

MOQ: 25 kg

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Endurecedor Fenalcamina PA-620 (A Base de Anacardo)

MOQ: 200 kg

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Poliol de Poliéster PE-2095

MOQ: 200 kg

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Humo de Sílice Microsílica SF-90

CAS 69012-64-2

MOQ: 500 kg

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Óxido de Hierro Sintético Rojo 130

CAS 1309-37-1

MOQ: 500 kg

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Entrecruzador TDI Biuret

CAS 53157-71-8

MOQ: 200 kg

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Preguntas Frecuentes — Recubrimientos para Pisos Productos Químicos

What epoxy systems are used for self-leveling industrial floor coatings?

Self-leveling epoxy flooring uses liquid bisphenol A epoxy (EEW 180–195) or bisphenol F epoxy (lower viscosity for better flow) cured with cycloaliphatic amines or amine adducts for fast return-to-service. High-build systems at 2–3 mm use mineral-filled mortar bases for traffic resistance. Reactive diluents reduce viscosity without sacrificing chemical resistance.

How does epoxy floor coating differ from polyurethane floor coating?

Epoxy floors offer excellent chemical resistance, compressive strength, and adhesion to concrete — preferred in chemical plants and food processing. Polyurethane (PU) floor coatings have superior UV stability (non-yellowing) and impact/abrasion resistance, making them better suited for car showrooms, sports halls, and outdoor parking decks.

What additives control the viscosity and flow of epoxy floor coatings?

Reactive diluents (monofunctional glycidyl ethers such as C12-C14 or phenyl glycidyl ether) reduce mix viscosity while participating in the cure reaction. Fumed silica acts as an anti-sag agent for wall coatings and mortar systems. Polyether-modified silicone additives improve leveling and surface quality in self-leveling systems.

What surface preparation is required before applying epoxy floor coatings?

Concrete must be mechanically prepared by shot blasting or diamond grinding to ICRI CSP 2–4 profile, depending on system thickness. The substrate must be free of laitance and contamination, with moisture content < 4% (CM test) or RH < 75% (ASTM F2170). Cracks are filled with epoxy mortar; coves are formed at wall junctions. Primer must be applied within 24 h of preparation to prevent recontamination.

How are anti-static (ESD) floor coatings formulated?

ESD-control floor coatings incorporate conductive carbon black, carbon fiber, or specialized conductive metal oxides at 1–10% loading to achieve surface resistance of 10⁵–10⁹ Ω. A copper-foil grounding network under the topcoat connects to building ground. Performance is verified by ANSI/ESD STM7.1 (surface resistance) and STM97.1 (walking-body voltage) — typical specifications for cleanroom and electronics manufacturing floors.

What pot life and working time should be expected from epoxy floor coatings?

Standard 2K epoxy floor coatings have a pot life of 30–45 min at 25°C in a 5 kg pail (lower at higher temperature due to exothermic reaction). Self-leveling formulations are designed for 60–90 min open time on the floor before flow ceases. Fast-cure systems (cycloaliphatic amine accelerators) shorten pot life to 15–20 min — used for rapid-return-to-service projects. Working time is roughly half of pot life on the floor.

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