Applications
Factory and warehouse floors
Industrial kitchens and food processing areas
Chemical plants and workshops
Tanks, metal structures, and pipelines
Basements and garages
Waterseal’s epoxy coating ensures both performance and aesthetics. Whether you're sealing a concrete floor or protecting a metal tank, our coating offers long-lasting, high-performance waterproofing.
Epoxy Coating
Waterseal Epoxy Coating is a high-quality, fast-drying solution used to protect industrial and commercial surfaces from water, stains, and corrosion. It is widely applied on factory floors, warehouses, tanks, and metal surfaces where long-lasting durability and chemical resistance are critical.
What Is Epoxy Coating?
Epoxy coating is a two-component resin system that cures to form a hard, protective layer. It bonds tightly to surfaces like concrete, metal, or tile, creating a moisture-resistant, stain-proof, and glossy finish. This makes it ideal for flooring systems, especially in environments exposed to oil, food, acids, and alkalis.
Why Choose Waterseal?
Waterseal's epoxy coating is specially formulated for industrial durability and corrosion protection. It offers:
Fast curing for quicker project completion
Excellent stain and chemical resistance
Strong adhesion to metal, concrete, and tile
Long-term protection against pitting, galvanic, and crevice corrosion
Safe for food-contact surfaces
Resistance to diesel, mineral oil, dilute acids, alkalis, and sewage
Decorative finish that enhances the floor’s appearance
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Epoxy Coating: Epoxy resin is a type of adhesive that dries hard, shiny, and smooth, similar to acrylic. The consistency of epoxy is similar to honey; it applies to a surface other than a floor. Sometimes, it needs to work its magic.
Epoxy flooring: coatings are specialized, a two-part mixture that consists of resin and a hardener to form a hard plastic coating. When it is mixed, it forms a chemical reaction that gives your floor distinct qualities.
Anti-Corrosion Coating: Corrosion is a natural process. When metallic materials come into contact with air and/or water, for example, iron begins to rust when oxygen reacts with water at its surface. Therefore, metal equipment…
What is FRP Coating?
FRP Coating (Fiber-Reinforced Plastic Coating) is a high-strength, corrosion-resistant protective layer applied over various surfaces such as cement sheets, metal sheets, tanks, pipelines, and chemical plant equipment. It is designed to enhance the durability and lifespan of structural laminates by shielding them from moisture, chemicals, weathering, and mechanical wear.
Why FRP Coating Is Needed
FRP coating is widely used in industries where composite materials are exposed to harsh environments. This specialized coating system provides:
Excellent resistance to chemicals, acids, and solvents
Superior mechanical strength
Anti-Corrosion Coating, UV rays, and water
Long-term protection with minimal maintenance
It is essential in the manufacture and maintenance of industrial components like fibre sheets, pipes, and tanks, especially in sectors like construction, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and water treatment.
History of Fibreglass Coating
The origin of fibreglass coating dates back to 1932, when Dale Kleist, a young researcher at Owens-Illinois, accidentally discovered fine glass fibers. While attempting to weld architectural glass blocks, a jet of compressed air struck molten glass, forming delicate strands. Kleist later refined the process using steam instead of air, leading to the efficient and economical production of fibreglass, the key ingredient in Fibreglass Coating
.Today, FRP coatings are widely valued for their combination of lightweight structure, strength, and chemical resistance, making them ideal for demanding industrial applications.
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