Urethane Cement

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Urethane Cement Flooring for Commercial Kitchens, Loading Docks, and Heavy Duty Floors Urethane cement is a thick, cementitious polyurethane flooring material made for interior concrete floors exposed to conditions that can exceed the limits of a standard epoxy coating. It is commonly used in commercial kitchens, food and beverage processing plants, washdown areas, loading docks, high forklift traffic aisles, pharmaceutical facilities, and industrial floors exposed to hot water, steam, cooking oils, animal fats, chemicals, moisture, abrasion, and repeated impact. One Stop Epoxy currently carries APF CastorCrete SL, a professional grade urethane cement slurry installed from 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch thick. Orders ship free to the 48 contiguous states, and most orders ship out the same or next business day. Quick answer: Choose urethane cement when a concrete floor must handle thermal cycling, frequent washdowns, high moisture, loading dock traffic, forklifts, steel wheeled carts, dropped materials, repeated impact, hot cooking oils, animal fats, or demanding chemical exposure. For decorative floors, garages, warehouses, and dry service areas that do not face those conditions, 100% Solids Epoxy Resin or a complete Epoxy Flooring System is usually the better fit. Ready to order? Shop APF CastorCrete SL Urethane Cement , available from One Stop Epoxy in Light Gray and Dark Gray. What Is Urethane Cement? Urethane cement, also called cementitious urethane, cementitious polyurethane, polyurethane concrete, or urethane mortar, combines polyurethane resin chemistry with cement and graded aggregate. It is installed much thicker than a typical epoxy coating and is formulated to move more closely with the concrete during rapid temperature changes, which is what makes it a dependable flooring material where heat, moisture, impact, heavy traffic, and aggressive cleaning occur together. Urethane cement is not the same product as a thin urethane topcoat, such as our own One Stop WB Uret