In a textile factory the floor must not hold dust and fibres, must sweep easily, withstand forklifts and make the space look brighter.
Dust and fibre
Weaving and garment production constantly fill the air and floor with fibres and dust. Bare concrete produces dust of its own, which settles on machines, yarn and fabric.
A sealed, even surface
Sealed coatings such as epoxy stop concrete dusting and let fibres be swept up easily. A smooth surface shortens cleaning time.
Forklifts and pallet trucks
Forklifts and pallet trucks carrying bobbins, fabric rolls and boxes wear the floor continuously. Choose a system thick enough for the traffic.
Machine oil
Oil drips around looms are normal. A surface that does not absorb oil prevents staining and slips.
Brightness and lines
A light-coloured floor reflects light and brightens the space; walkways and machine areas marked with lines keep things orderly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a textile factory floor dust?
Bare concrete wears into dust; a sealed coating stops this.
Do fibres stick to the coating?
On a smooth, sealed surface fibres sweep up easily.
Can we coat while the factory runs?
Work can be phased by section so production continues.
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