UQESH® Floor Systems

UQESH® offers complete flooring systems for environments where the floor needs to perform reliably over time. The systems are built for different types of operations and loads, making it possible to choose a solution based on how the floor will actually be used.

From everyday operation to more demanding industrial environments, the systems combine well-considered construction with the right surface finish for the application at hand.

Which Environments Are Polyurethane Floors Suited For?

High-pressure washing, chemical disinfectants, constant forklift traffic and sharp temperature swings – this is where traditional epoxy or concrete floors usually run into trouble, and it's exactly these loads that waterborne polyurethane systems are engineered to handle. Depending on the operation's actual conditions, the systems can be combined in different ways:

• Food production and cleanrooms: Prolonged high-pressure washing, corrosive disinfectants and heat loads from equipment place high demands on both chemical resistance and food-safe cleanliness. UQESH® IF is the industry's only system certified to the strictest CSM Class 2 cleanliness standard, while PF Plus is built for processing areas that need strong slip resistance alongside repeated high-pressure washing and chemical exposure.
• Heavy industry and warehouse logistics: Constant forklift traffic, heavy equipment and impact loads call for high compressive strength and wear resistance. The PF system withstands 4,500kg of equipment standing for extended periods and more than 4,000 load cycles without damage – suited to production environments with extremely high durability requirements.
• Cold storage and environments with large temperature swings: Freezer rooms, rapid chilling and repeated thermal shocks easily crack ordinary floors as the material expands and contracts. The SF system is engineered for thermal-shock resistance, and the TF system offers elastic, crack-bridging properties for substrates with some movement.
• Antistatic environments and electronics manufacturing: Producing electronic components and precision equipment places strict limits on static electricity. The IF EC system has anti-static (ESD) properties while also withstanding high temperatures and chemical corrosion – a combination used, among other places, in carbonated beverage production, where both ESD protection and resistance to heat and moisture are required.