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Stonchem

Chemical-Resistant Epoxy Flooring & High-Performance Lining Systems

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* available in select formulas

Stonchem

Chemical-Resistant Epoxy Flooring & High-Performance Lining Systems

High-performing resin chemistries provide exceptional lining protection for ultra-corrosive environments and perform under extreme physical conditions.

Stonchem Gray

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Wastewater industry lining solutions.
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300

Epoxy resin linings designed to protect concrete substrates against a broad range of chemicals. Designed for wastewater treatment facilities.

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400

Linings formulated using polyurea-polyurethane hybrid technology; produces a tough, flexible protective film.

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500

Hybrid epoxy resin linings for chemical resistance; protects against thermal cycling.

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600

Novolac epoxy linings to resist extreme temperatures and chemical attack. Available in conductive/sparkproof formulations.

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700

Unsaturated polyester resin linings to resist most oxidizing chemicals.

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800

Highly cross-linked vinyl ester resin linings. Available in conductive/hydrofluoric acid resistant formulations

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Abrasion Resistant
Chemical Resistant
High-Impact Resistant
High Strength
High Traffic
Low Odour
Slip Resistant
Thermal Shock/Cycling
Water Resistant
Wear Resistant
High Gloss
Fire Resistant
Smooth Finish
Textured Finish
ESD/Conductive
Fast Installation (<2 days)

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In areas such as aquariums, water is constantly coming into contact with the surface of your floors. Stonchem water-resistant floors have several benefits including: protecting floors against damage and costly repairs, saving time due to replacement that would be needed without traditional flooring, and protecting employees and visitors against safety hazards like buckled or broken floors.

stonchem pads at chemical/mining facility

The toughest environments require the toughest floor and lining solutions. We have them all. Stonchem chemical, abrasion and impact-resistant seamless formulations protect against corrosive attack, and the daily abuse of a harsh environment.

stonchem trench at chemical/mining facility

Stonhard high-performing, resin chemistries are formulated to meet the needs of any chemical environment. Our long-term corrosion protection allows environments such as secondary containment and trenches to perform under extreme physical conditions.

stonchem outdoor towers at chemical/mining facility

Truck unloading areas at industrial plants are often exposed to extreme conditions. Stonchem floors target these conditions to prevent damage and provide cost-saving longevity in a harsh environment.

Chemical plant surfaces, like this sweetener plant, need to be high strength and stand up to corrosion. Stonchem is able to accomplish both of these needs.

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Stonchem

Chemical-Resistant Epoxy Flooring & High-Performance Lining Systems

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Chemical-Resistant Epoxy Flooring & High-Performance Lining Systems

Wastewater Lining Solutions

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500

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600

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700

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