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Agra's industrial areas, such as Foundry Nagar, Sikandra and Nunhai, have foundries, engineering and machining shops, electroplating units and a large footwear sector. Each produces its own chemical problems for floors. There are acids for cleaning castings, plating baths, coolants, solvent-based adhesives, and the battery rooms and water treatment rooms that nearly every larger building now has. Because Agra falls in the Taj Trapezium Zone, many units are also under pressure to contain spills and effluent properly.

Foundries and machining shops

Castings are cleaned, sometimes pickled in acid, and machined with water-based coolants. Coolants and cutting oils slowly soften concrete, and acid cleaning areas dissolve it. For machining areas, a chemical resistant epoxy screed handles oils and coolants along with the steady traffic of trolleys. Acid cleaning zones need a stronger novolac or vinyl ester lining with falls to a lined sump.

Electroplating shops

Small plating shops handle sulphuric, hydrochloric and sometimes chromic acid, along with cyanide or nickel baths. Floors, walls to splash height and tank bunds should be lined as one continuous containment system, so spills flow to a sump rather than into the ground or the drain.

Footwear adhesive and finishing areas

Footwear units use solvent-based adhesives, primers and cleaners. Spills don't attack concrete the way acids do, but they soften many coatings and leave sticky stains that trap dirt. A solvent resistant epoxy floor handles these areas and is easier to clean. Where solvent vapour is a fire concern, antistatic properties may also be needed.

Battery rooms and water treatment

Hotels, hospitals and factories in Agra have UPS or forklift battery rooms where sulphuric acid spills occur. Water treatment and RO rooms use acids, chlorine compounds and antiscalants. Both benefit from a coved chemical resistant lining with a small bund.

The information we need

QuestionWhy it matters
Which chemicals and what strength?Decides the resin system
How hot are the liquids?Heat makes chemicals more aggressive
Splash, spill or standing liquid?Decides lining thickness and detailing
What traffic?Decides whether aggregate or tiles are needed
How is it cleaned?Cleaning chemicals also attack floors

Summer installation

Agra's summer heat affects resin linings. Hot slabs make materials cure too fast, which can lead to poor bonding and a rough finish. We work early in the day, keep materials shaded and cool the work area where possible.

FAQs

Can you do just the area around our plating tanks?

Yes. Lining the high-risk area properly is often the best use of budget. We tie the lining into the surrounding floor so there is no weak edge.

How do we know the system will resist our chemicals?

We check against the manufacturer's chemical resistance data for your chemicals and concentrations. For unusual chemicals, we recommend a patch test.

Will the lining help with TTZ compliance?

A contained, lined floor prevents chemicals from reaching the ground, which supports your environmental controls. Compliance itself depends on your overall effluent management.

Call +91-8755475716 or fill in the form below with details of your chemicals. More details are on our chemical resistant flooring page.

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