Home / Knowledge / Rayston Floor EP10 in a mechanical workshop
Rayston Floor EP10 in a mechanical workshop
Engineer notes. Not a blog. Rayston Floor EP10 is a pigmented epoxy floor body. It is classed by traffic, not by a colour chip.
Specify Rayston Floor EP10 as a two-component pigmented epoxy on prepared concrete. Krypton magazine NUM.4 (December 2024) names a mechanical workshop in Italy at 800 m². Therefore the specifier writes primer, body and finish, not a sample.
What Rayston Floor EP10 actually schedules
The magazine prints Primer Epoxy 100 (epoxy primer) plus EP Coat 100 (pigmented epoxy topcoat) in several colours. A layer of Colodur Eco (two-component aliphatic polyurethane finish) is added for a glossy coat. Catalogue 2024 lists EP Coat 100 as an indoor epoxy topcoat. Colodur Eco is the UV-stable finish the body still needs where the sheet says so.
NUM.4 describes Rayston Floor EP10 as a two-component system based on pigmented epoxy resins, smooth or textured, for concrete in industrial facilities, warehouses and parking. It is not Pavifloor (self-levelling polyurethane body). It is not Rayston Floor D50 FR (hot-spray polyurea pavement).
However, a red bay is not a chemical plant. Agri-food and hospitals sit on different application pages. Also, do not invent kg/m².
How to write Rayston Floor EP10
First, name the traffic as workshop or warehouse. Then name Primer Epoxy 100, EP Coat 100 and Colodur Eco in one clause. After that, read consumption from the current TDS, then the calculator. In addition, keep colours as a finish decision, not as the system name.
See EP Coat 100, Primer Epoxy 100, Colodur Eco, industrial flooring, automotive, and documents. Area: calculator.
Outbound reference: CEN-CENELEC — EN 1504-2.
A glossy photograph is not a specification. Keep Rayston Floor EP10 on the epoxy body the magazine names.
Therefore mix ratio stays on the sheet. First name the primer. Next name the epoxy coat. After that name the aliphatic finish. Also keep this card off a sports court.
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.