Epoxy coating is a strong, chemical-resistant protective layer for floors and surfaces.

EF-100

EF-100 is a two component, 100% solids, self-leveling and high-build epoxy floor coating. Our product provides adhesion, abrasion, impact and chemical resistance to any floor and is VOC compliant. It is offered in clear, white, beige, black, light grey and medium grey.

EF-100 NOVOLAC

EF-100 NOVOLAC is a 2-component, 100% solids, self-leveling and highbuild epoxy novolac floor coating. It is designed to be used as a chemical resistant protective coating over an existing epoxy coating. It can also be used as the binder component for resurfacing or patching surfaces exposed to severe and aggressive industrial environments. EF-100 NOVOLAC is a specifically formulated coating that possesses excellent chemical resistance to inorganic acids, concentrated sulphuric acid and oxygenated solvents.

EF-150

EF-150 is a two component, fast curing, 100% solids, self-leveling and high-build epoxy floor coating. This product was specifically formulated to provide excellent adhesion, abrasion, impact and chemical resistance. This product is offered in clear, white, beige, black, light grey and medium grey.

EF-155

EF-155 is a two component, super fast curing, 100% solids, self-leveling and high-build epoxy floor coating. It was formulated to provide excellent adhesion, abrasion, impact and chemical resistance. It is offered in clear, white, beige, black, light grey and medium grey.

EF-MASTERFLOW

EF-MASTERFLOW is a 2-component, 100% solids, self-leveling and high-build epoxy floor coating designed to be used for metallic/decorative flooring systems. This coating is specifically formulated with state-of-the-art defoaming agents and surface additives to help increase air release, leveling and pigment wetting.

Why choose an epoxy coating?

Epoxy coatings are tough protective paints that consist of two parts. They are ideal for protecting floors and walls in factories and businesses as they are resistant to chemicals and damage.

Epoxy coatings provide smooth, tough, seamless floors that are aesthetically pleasing with a wide variety of colors, styles, and texture possibilities available. An epoxy coating consists of two components: the resin part and the hardener.

The resin component is typically a reactive polymer that contains an epoxy group. This epoxide group crosslinks with a compound containing an active hydrogen (i.e. amines, acids, phenols). The final cured product is a thermoplastic film that exhibits good adhesion to concrete, chemical resistance, durability and wear resistance.

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Features & Benefits

FEATURES

‣100% Solids, Self-Leveling Formula – Ensures a durable, seamless finish.
‣Cycloaliphatic Epoxy – Reduces water spotting and amine blushing.
‣High Chemical, Abrasion & Impact Resistance – Designed for demanding environments.
‣Versatile Application – Suitable as a wear coat, primer, or binder.
‣Low VOC (<50 g/L) – Complies with LEED v4 and environmental regulations.

BENEFITS

‣Ideal for Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Use – One product for multiple markets.
‣Long-Term Durability – Resists heavy traffic, chemicals, and wear.
‣User-Friendly Application – Easy to mix and apply with squeegee and roller.
‣Available in Multiple Colors – Aesthetic flexibility for design preferences.
‣Food-Grade Compliance (CFIA/USDA) – Safe for food processing areas.

Surface preparation and mixing instruction​

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove dust, dirt, grease, oil, and all other contaminants with proper cleaner/degreaser. Prepare the surface mechanically as per ICRI-CSP2 profile by diamond grinding to ensure removal of laitance, curing agents and sealers. The compressive strength of the improved concrete substrate must be at least 25 MPA (3635 psi) after 28 days of cure and at least 1.5 MPA (218 psi) tensile strength. Be careful with condensation (at least 3 degrees of the dew point). All cracks, holes and irregularities must be repaired with a crack filler prior to applying the coating.

MIXING INSTRUCTION

Empty container B (hardener) into container A (resin). Mechanically mix the combined product for a maximum of 1 minute using a low-speed drill (300- 450rpm) to reduce air entrapment and to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Once the product is mixed proceed to application instructions. Do not let the product sit in container as it will rapidly start to react and cure.

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

‣100% solids, 2-component epoxy novolac – self-leveling, high-build system designed for severe industrial service.
‣Superior chemical resistance – withstands inorganic acids, concentrated H₂SO₄, and oxygenated solvents.
‣High mechanical properties – 8,420 psi compressive strength, 4,200 psi tensile, >363 psi pull-off adhesion (substrate failure).
‣Excellent durability – abrasion loss of only 0.1 g/1000 cycles (ASTM D4060) with Shore D hardness 70–80.
‣Low-VOC, compliant system – <50 g/L VOC, LEED v4 EQ credit eligible, CFIA/USDA approved for indirect food contact.

BENEFITS

‣Long-term protection in aggressive environments such as secondary containment, process areas, and chemical handling zones.
‣Minimizes downtime with rapid cure schedule: foot traffic in ~24 hrs, vehicular in ~48 hrs, full chemical cure in ~7 days at 20 °C.
‣Resists failure under stress thanks to high adhesion and mechanical strength, ensuring long-lasting system integrity.
‣Safe and compliant choice for food & beverage plants and facilities needing low-emission materials.
‣Cost-effective lifecycle performance – reduces need for frequent recoats, lowering maintenance and total ownership costs.

Surface preparation and mixing instruction​

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove dust, dirt, grease, oil, and all other contaminants with proper cleaner/degreaser. Prepare the surface mechanically as per ICRI-CSP2 profile by diamond grinding to ensure removal of laitance, curing agents and sealers. The compressive strength of the improved concrete substrate must be at least 25 MPA (3635 psi) after 28 days of cure and at least 1.5 MPA (218 psi) tensile strength. Be careful with condensation (at least 3 degrees of the dew point). All cracks, holes and irregularities must be repaired with a crack filler prior to applying the coating.

MIXING INSTRUCTION

Empty container B (hardener) into container A (resin). Mechanically mix the combined product for a maximum of 1 minute using a low-speed drill (300- 450rpm) to reduce air entrapment and to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Once the product is mixed proceed to application instructions. Do not let the product sit in container as it will rapidly start to react and cure.

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

‣Fast-Cure Technology – Ideal for jobs with time constraints.
‣100% Solids, Aliphatic Epoxy – Excellent surface resistance with zero shrinkage.
‣Abrasion Loss: 0.07g @1000 cycles – High-performance wear resistance.
‣Can Be Used in Cooler Temperatures (as low as 0°C / 32°F) – Flexible installation conditions.
‣Low Gloss Loss / High Gloss (93.2 GU @ 60°) – Maintains shine over time.

BENEFITS

‣Reduces Downtime for Facilities – Fast return to service for foot and vehicular traffic.
‣Versatile Use as Primer or Wear Coat – Reduces inventory complexity.
‣High Mechanical and Chemical Resistance – Protects concrete in harsh environments.
‣Ideal for Patch and Resurfacing Jobs – Works in both small and large repair scopes.
‣CFIA/USDA Approved – Safe for commercial kitchens and food plants.

Surface preparation and mixing instruction

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove dust, dirt, grease, oil, and all other contaminants with proper cleaner/degreaser. Prepare the surface mechanically as per ICRI-CSP2 profile by diamond grinding to ensure removal of laitance, curing agents and sealers. The compressive strength of a newly poured concrete substrate must be at least 25 MPA (3635 psi) after 28 days of cure and at least 1.5 MPA (218 psi) tensile strength. Be careful with condensation (at least 3 degrees of the dew point). All cracks, holes and irregularities must be repaired with a crack filler prior to applying the coating.

MIXING INSTRUCTION

Empty container B (hardener) into container A (resin). Mechanically mix the combined product for a maximum of 1 minute using a low-speed drill (300- 450rpm) to reduce air entrapment and to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Once the product is mixed proceed to application instructions. Do not let the product sit in container as it will rapidly start to react and cure.

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

‣Ultra-Fast Cure (Foot traffic in 4–6 hrs at 30°C) – Rapid turnaround.
‣Modified Aliphatic Epoxy – Combines flexibility and resistance.
‣Excellent Adhesion and Pull-Off Strength (>363 psi) – Strong substrate bond.
‣Durable Gloss Finish (93.2 GU) – Professional-grade appearance.
‣Abrasion Resistance 0.07g @1000 cycles – Long-lasting performance.

BENEFITS

‣Best for Emergency Repairs or Quick Projects – Maximum productivity.
‣Safe for Use in Cold or Moist Environments – Flexibility on-site.
‣Minimizes Business Interruption – Shorter cure times = less operational delay.
‣Suitable for Harsh Industrial Environments – Built for chemical and impact abuse.
‣Multiple Color Options + Pigment Packs – Adaptable to any design or branding need.

Surface preparation and mixing instruction

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove dust, dirt, grease, oil, and all other contaminants with proper cleaner/degreaser. Prepare the surface mechanically as per ICRI-CSP2 profile by diamond grinding to ensure removal of laitance, curing agents and sealers. The compressive strength of a newly poured concrete substrate must be at least 25 MPA (3635 psi) after 28 days of cure and at least 1.5 MPA (218 psi) tensile strength. Be careful with condensation (at least 3 degrees of the dew point). All cracks, holes and irregularities must be repaired with a crack filler prior to applying the coating.

MIXING INSTRUCTION

Empty container B (hardener) into container A (resin). Mechanically mix the combined product for a maximum of 1 minute using a low-speed drill (300- 450rpm) to reduce air entrapment and to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Once the product is mixed proceed to application instructions. Do not let the product sit in container as it will rapidly start to react and cure.

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

100% Solids, Self-Leveling Epoxy
Provides a high-build, seamless, and durable surface ideal for decorative metallic systems.
Cycloaliphatic Technology for Superior UV Stability
Prevents yellowing and degradation from UV exposure—ideal for areas with natural light.
High Chemical, Abrasion & Impact Resistance
Delivers long-term performance in demanding environments like garages and manufacturing floors.
Low VOC (<50 g/L), LEED v4 Compliant & Food Safe (CFIA/USDA)
Meets modern environmental and food safety standards—perfect for green and food-sensitive buildings.
High Gloss Finish (94.7 GU) with Customizable Pigments
Enables striking, high-end visuals with metallic effects for showrooms, boutiques, and luxury spaces.

BENEFITS

Exceptional Durability for Demanding Conditions
‣Resists traffic, chemicals, and impact—reducing maintenance and ensuring long-term value.
Showroom-Quality Aesthetic
‣Impress clients with ultra-glossy, vibrant, and artistic metallic floors.
Fast Return to Service
‣Cures quickly (foot traffic in ~1 day at 20°C) to minimize downtime on commercial projects.
Safe & Compliant for Sensitive Environments
‣Approved for use in food processing, healthcare, and schools—broadening sales opportunities.
Easy to Apply and Maintain
Flows smoothly, levels evenly, and results in a non-porous surface that’s easy to clean.

Surface preparation and mixing instruction

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove dust, dirt, grease, oil, and all other contaminants with proper cleaner/degreaser. Prepare the surface mechanically as per ICRI-CSP2 profile by diamond grinding to ensure removal of laitance, curing agents and sealers. The compressive strength of a newly poured concrete substrate must be at least 25 MPA (3635 psi) after 28 days of cure and at least 1.5 MPA (218 psi) tensile strength. Be careful with condensation (at least 3 degrees above the dew point). All cracks, holes and irregularities must be repaired with a crack filler prior to applying the coating.

MIXING INSTRUCTION

Empty container B (hardener) into container A (resin). Mechanically mix the combined product for a maximum of 1 minute using a low-speed drill (300- 450rpm) to reduce air entrapment and to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Once the product is mixed proceed to application instructions. Do not let the product sit in the container as it will rapidly start to react and cure.

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