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Kryptanate M parking floor for a fast return
Engineer notes. Not a blog. A Kryptanate M parking floor is a polyaspartic traffic coat. It is not a hot-spray polyurea park deck.
Specify a Kryptanate M parking floor when the deck must return to service quickly. Krypton magazine NUM.5 (October 2025) names Flexicar, Palma de Mallorca, at 1,750 m² under Rayston Floor PAS 10. Therefore the specifier writes primer plus two polyaspartic coats, not a sample.
What a Kryptanate M parking floor actually uses
NUM.5 prints Primer Epoxy 100, then Kryptanate M (two-component high-solids solvent-based polyaspartic) in RAL 7031, then Kryptanate M in RAL 7040, then a fine anti-slip aggregate. The magazine cites adhesion, abrasion and corrosion resistance, and a fast return to service. Catalogue 2024 lists Kryptanate M as a high-reactivity polyaspartic topcoat.
This is not Rayston Floor PUA 30 PARK. That OS10 system uses Rayston Floor D50 FR (hot-spray polyurea pavement) and Kryptanate 100 LV. Do not collapse the two parking cards. Also, Colodur Eco is a different aliphatic. Keep it off this PAS 10 clause unless the sheet names it.
However, RAL numbers are colours. They are not a thickness. Read consumption from the current TDS. Do not invent kg/m².
How to write a Kryptanate M parking floor
First, name indoor parking traffic. Then name Primer Epoxy 100 and Kryptanate M in one clause. After that, name the anti-slip as the magazine prints it. In addition, size the area on the calculator once the sheet is read.
See Kryptanate M, Primer Epoxy 100, indoor and outdoor parking, road-traffic areas, and documents. Area: calculator.
Outbound reference: CEN-CENELEC.
An orange column is not a system name. Keep the Kryptanate M parking floor on the polyaspartic the magazine names.
Therefore mix ratio stays on the sheet. First name the primer. Next name both Kryptanate M coats. After that open documents. Also keep this card off an OS10 clause.
These notes do not replace the current TDS, SDS or a written specification. For pack sizes, mix ratio and kg/m², read the current sheet, then the calculator.