vebrores EP HBC
vebrores EP HBC is a pigmented, solvent-free, easily-applied high build epoxy floor coating designed to protect concrete substrates.
vebrores EP HBC is best suited to coat floors in medium duty dry processing areas where a hard-wearing, chemical resistant floor finish is required.
Please note: Low temperature cure version, vebrores EP HBC LTC available in winter months and colder climes. All coverages remain the same, however price may vary.
Benefits
- Excellent resistance to cleaning solvents and other industrial chemicals
- Solvent-free and low odour formulation
- Slip resistance profile can be customised
- Easily applied with a roller or rubber squeegee
- Can be used as a linemarker to denote working zones
Applications
- Light to Medium Duty Industrial Process Areas
- Warehouse & Distribution Centres
- Chemical Stores
- Plant Rooms & Storage Units
- Garages
Please note, the applied colours may differ from the examples shown. To obtain colour cards and samples, please contact our Technical Services team. Other colours can be produced to order; however, these will be priced on application and minimum order quantities will apply.
Primer
vebro EP Primer
0.30 kg/m²
Coating
vebro EP Universal
1st Coat: 0.30 kg/m²
2nd Coat: 0.30 kg/m²
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