Epoxy vs PU: Which is Best for Your Factory?

When it comes to factory flooring, Epoxy and Polyurethane (PU) are the two most commonly used systems. But choosing the right one depends not just on price — it depends on your factory’s real conditions.

Let’s help you compare both clearly:

🔵 Epoxy is ideal for:

• Dry assembly lines, general warehouses, electronics zones

• Budget-conscious factory owners

• Light to medium forklift and foot traffic

✅ Advantages:

• Lower cost

• Glossy & clean appearance

• Easy to clean and maintain

• Wide color choices for zoning & safety lines

❌ Drawbacks:

• Not suitable for high-moisture or high-temperature zones

• Risk of peeling when moisture rises from below

🔴 PU (Polyurethane) is ideal for:

• Food production, cold rooms, kitchens, heavy-duty zones

• Factories requiring daily hot water cleaning

• Environments exposed to strong chemicals or impact loads

✅ Advantages:

• Heat, impact & chemical resistant

• Waterproof and antibacterial

• Longer service life, ideal for demanding operations

❌ Drawbacks:

• Higher cost

• Requires skilled application

🧠 Our Advice:
Don’t guess. Let Etepox’s expert team visit your site, inspect your floor, and recommend the best system for your unique needs — free of charge.

👉 Choosing the right system saves more in the long run.
Book now at www.etepox.com