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Industrial Floors — application overview

Industrial floors

System selection from load profile to site zones.

Define traffic, wheel and operating conditions, then evaluate fibre, joint, surface-hardener and coating options together.

Movement pattern

Record travel lines, turns, braking and waiting points.

Contact with the floor

Record wheel material, rack feet and equipment supports.

Operating events

Locate impact, spill, wash-down and repair-sensitive areas.

Work sequence

Note installation access, shutdown windows and maintenance routine.

Application context

Record operating conditions before the sector label.

Traffic routes, wheel contact, fixed loads, impact, wet processes and shutdown windows should be visible in one site brief.

Industrial Floors — operating context

Selection criteria

Turn observations into measurable load inputs.

Movement, contact, operating events and installation sequence are recorded separately.

High point and wheel-load capacity (heavy racking and forklifts)

Record this item with the existing condition and target in the project brief.

Abrasion resistance (AR0.5 class, pallet and tyre wear)

Review it together with actual site and operating conditions.

Impact and mechanical fatigue resistance

Clarify its limits before selecting the detail solution.

Joint-arris protection and armoured joint detail

Verify it against the technical documents and installation plan.

Industrial Floors — site-condition detail

Project brief

Separate different site questions into zones on one slab.

Local load, traffic, impact and wet-process conditions are recorded as separate zone inputs.

  • Zone boundary
  • Travel and turning lines
  • Rack and equipment fields
  • Transfer and impact edges
Industrial Floors — project brief preparation

Share the traffic and load profile

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