vebrores PU HBC
FeRFA Type: 3
vebrores PU HBC is a pigmented, solvent–free, flexible, high build polyurethane floor system designed to protect concrete substrates.
vebrores PU HBC is best suited to coat floors in medium duty dry processing areas where a durable and chemical resistant floor finish is required.
Please note: A fast-cure version of vebrores PU HBC is also available. Enhanced slip resistance can be achieved with vebrores PU HBC through the inclusion of graded aggregates between coats.
Benefits
- Excellent chemical resistance profile
- Slip resistance profile can be customised
- Easily cleaned, sanitised and maintained
- Can be applied to concrete, asphalt, wood and steel substrates
Applications
- Light to Medium duty Industrial Process Areas
- Dry Food Process & Packaging Halls
- Warehouse & Distribution Centres
Please note, the applied colours may differ from the examples shown. To obtain colour cards and samples, please contact our Technical Services team. Special colours will incur a surcharge.
Primer
vebro EP Primer
0.30 kg/m²
Coating
vebro PU HBC
1st Coat: 0.50 kg/m²
2nd Coat: 0.50 kg/m²
*Anti–Slip Finishes
Quartz, aluminium oxide, glass spheres or silicon carbide can be included in the system build–up to enhance the slip resistance profile of the floor finish. Please consult the Technical Services team for specific size guidance. Please consult the Technical Services team for specific size guidance
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