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Raycrete SL agri-food floor under thermal shock
Engineer notes. Not a blog. A Raycrete SL agri-food floor is a PU-cement body. It is not Pavifloor and not a playground mat.
Write a Raycrete SL agri-food floor when wash-down and temperature cycling share the same slab. Raycrete SL (cementitious polyurethane mortar) is a three-liquid-component system plus a mineral filler. Catalogue 2024 prints it for the food industry, food-processing facilities, kitchens, and the pharmaceutical and chemical industry. The flooring catalogue names a refrigerated process room in France at 1,400 m². Therefore the specifier writes commercial name and chemical type in the same sentence.
What a Raycrete SL agri-food floor actually resists
Agri-food flooring in Catalogue 2024 is specified against aggressive cleaning, contaminants, oils, greases, chemical attack and thermal shock. High-temperature sprays and hot–cold cycling are why a polyurethane-cement mortar sits on this page instead of a flexible comfort body. Pavifloor (self-levelling 100% solids polyurethane) remains a different indoor coat. Keep Raycrete SL on the thermal-shock clause.
However, a kitchen photograph is not a chemical bund. Liquid containment schedules Polyurea Rayston Fast or Impermax Cold Polyurea Supreme. Also, do not invent kg/m². Mix ratio of A, B, pigment and filler stays on the current TDS, then the calculator.
How to schedule a Raycrete SL agri-food floor
First, name food traffic, wash-down and thermal shock. Then name Raycrete SL (cementitious polyurethane mortar). After that, name Primer Epoxy Plus where the catalogue lists it. In addition, size the area on the calculator once the sheet is read.
See Raycrete SL, agri-food flooring, food and beverage plants, chemical and pharmaceutical plants and documents. Area is sized on the calculator.
Outbound reference: CEN-CENELEC.
A cold store is not a sports court. Keep the Raycrete SL agri-food floor on the PU-cement the catalogue names.
Therefore the current TDS remains the source for mix and overcoat. A number invented here would be a specification error.
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.