Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System Manufacturer in China
Engineered for severe chemical exposure, the Heavy-Duty Vinyl Ester Flooring provides long-term protection against strong acids, solvents, and corrosive substances in chemical plants, chemical processing areas, Electroplating workshops, Industrial wastewater treatment areas, Corrosive storage and production zones.
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Heavy-Duty Vinyl Ester Flooring for Chemical & Industrial Environments
Brand: Danshang
Type: Vinyl Ester
Supply Ability: 20,000 tons / Year
Global Shipping: By Sea, By Air, By Land, By Courier (DHL)
OEM/ODM: Private label with custom logo
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Wholesale Price: Varies with different specifications and quantities
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Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System is a heavy-duty resin flooring solution designed for extreme chemical exposure, strong acids, solvents, and corrosive industrial environments.

Manufactured by Shanghai Danshang Technology Co., Ltd., this system provides long-term protection for concrete substrates in chemical plants, pharmaceutical facilities, and heavy industrial areas. Vinyl Ester Heavy Anti-Corrosion Floor Coating can be used as a vinyl ester primer, vinyl ester anti-corrosion intermediate coating, or vinyl ester anti-corrosion topcoat within a complete flooring system. Shanghai Danshang Technology Co., Ltd. can customize the system structure and total thickness according to specific project requirements and service conditions.
Key Features
- Deep Penetration: Nano-grade vinyl ester formulation penetrates 5-8 mm, effectively sealing concrete capillary pores
- Superior Adhesion: Tensile strength ≥ 3.5 MPa, prevents concrete delamination and hollowing
- Excellent Acid & Alkali Resistance: Withstands chemical exposure across pH 2-14, ideal for extreme environments
- Fast Curing: Recoatable within 1.5 hours, reducing installation time by up to 60% compared with epoxy primers
Applied Industries
Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring is suitable for heavy-duty corrosive environments, including:
- Electroplating plants
- Battery manufacturing facilities
- Chemical plants
- Pharmaceutical factories
- Electrolysis tanks and processing areas
- Chemical storage zones, drums, and containment areas
- Large water tanks and industrial basins
- Wastewater treatment tanks and channels
- Acid and alkali neutralization pools
- Light to heavy anti-corrosion industrial floors
Packaging
- Component A (Steel Drum): 20 kg
- Component B (Plastic Container): 0.8 kg
Technical Performance Properties:
| Property | Result |
|---|---|
| Compressive Strength (MPa) | ≥ 130 |
| Flexural Strength (MPa) | ≥ 230 |
| Tensile Strength (MPa) | ≥ 100 |
| Impact Resistance (kJ/m²) | ≥ 270 |
| Water Absorption (%) | ≤ 0.2 |
| Linear Shrinkage (%) | ≤ 0.2 |
| Chemical Resistance – 75% Sulfuric Acid | No visible change after 56 days |
| Chemical Resistance – 20% Nitric Acid | No visible change after 56 days |
| Chemical Resistance – 75% Acetic Acid | No visible change after 56 days |
| Chemical Resistance – 25% Sodium Hydroxide | No visible change after 56 days |
| Chemical Resistance – 30% Hydrogen Peroxide | No visible change after 56 days |
| Chemical Resistance – Gasoline (120#) | No visible change after 56 days |
Test Conditions & Notes
- Test results are based on laboratory testing under controlled conditions
- Mechanical properties tested at 23 ± 2 °C and 50 ± 5% relative humidity
- Chemical resistance evaluated by continuous immersion of cured samples
- Evaluation period: 56 days
- “No visible change” indicates no blistering, cracking, softening, delamination, or surface degradation
- Actual performance may vary depending on substrate condition, application thickness, and service environment
The Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System adopts a multi-layer reinforced coating process using vinyl ester resin and fiberglass fabric to achieve excellent chemical resistance and long-term durability in highly corrosive environments. Common application systems include Two-Fabric Three-Coat and Three-Fabric Five-Coat methods, depending on corrosion severity and service conditions.
Surface Preparation
Proper substrate preparation is critical to the performance of vinyl ester flooring.
- Mechanically grind the concrete surface to remove laitance, loose particles, cement nodules, and contaminants
- Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust, oil, or debris
- Substrate flatness requirement: ≤ 3 mm deviation over a 2 m straightedge
- Repair cracks, voids, and damaged areas prior to application
Two-Fabric Three-Coat System (Standard Heavy Anti-Corrosion)
1. Primer Application
- Mix vinyl ester clear primer with curing agent at a ratio of 100 : 1.2 (by weight)
- Apply evenly using roller or brush
- Purpose: strengthen the substrate, seal concrete capillary pores, and enhance adhesion
- Ensure the surface is dust-free before priming
2. Fiberglass Fabric Reinforcement (Two Layers)
- Mix vinyl ester clear resin with curing agent at 100 : 1.2
- Use the resin to bond fiberglass fabric to the substrate
- Apply two layers of fiberglass fabric as specified
- Ensure fabric is flat, fully impregnated, and free of air bubbles or blisters
3. Fine Sand Mortar Layer (One Coat)
- Mix vinyl ester flooring coating with curing agent at 100 : 1.5
- Add fine sand and apply using a steel trowel
- Ensure uniform texture, good compaction, and no sand shedding
4. Putty Layer (Two Passes)
- Mix vinyl ester flooring coating with curing agent at 100 : 1.5
- Add quartz powder or talc powder to form putty
- Apply two passes evenly
- After curing, grind and clean the surface
- Requirements: full coverage, no pinholes, no loose sand
5. Topcoat Application
- Mix vinyl ester topcoat with curing agent at 100 : 1.5
- Apply one uniform coat using roller
- Finish requirements: uniform color, consistent thickness, no roller marks, no bubbling, no pinholes, no orange peel
6. Curing
- Allow the flooring system to cure for at least 3 days to achieve optimal performance
- No traffic or mechanical load during curing period
Three-Fabric Five-Coat System (Severe Anti-Corrosion)
This system is recommended for extreme chemical exposure environments.
1. Fiberglass Fabric Reinforcement (Three Layers)
- Use vinyl ester clear resin mixed at 100 : 1.2
- Apply three layers of fiberglass fabric
- Ensure smooth bonding, no lifting, blistering, or air entrapment
2. Fine Sand Mortar Layer (Two Coats)
- Mix vinyl ester flooring coating with curing agent at 100 : 1.5
- Add fine sand and apply two passes
- Surface should be dense, even, and free of loose aggregates
3. Topcoat Application (Two Coats)
- Mix vinyl ester topcoat with curing agent at 100 : 1.5
- Apply two coats using roller
- Final surface must be smooth, uniform in color, and fully sealed
4. Curing
- Cure for minimum 3 days before service
- Restrict access during curing
Alternative System Configurations
Depending on project requirements, the vinyl ester anti-corrosion flooring system can be designed as:
- Two-Fabric Three-Coat
- Three-Fabric Five-Coat
- Five-Fabric Seven-Coat
Fiberglass fabric layers and intermediate coatings may be repeated to meet specific chemical resistance and thickness requirements.
Application Notes & Technical Precautions
- Each layer must be fully cured before applying the next layer
- Recommended application temperature: 5–35°C
- For temperatures outside this range, consult the manufacturer
- Pot life after mixing: Approx. 30 minutes in container and Approx. 40 minutes when spread on floor
- Higher temperatures reduce pot life significantly
- Application is not recommended above 35°C
Mixing Ratio (By Weight)
≤ 20°C
- Vinyl Ester Topcoat: Curing Agent = 100 : 1.5
- Vinyl Ester Clear Resin: Curing Agent = 100 : 1.5
20–30°C
- Vinyl Ester Topcoat: Curing Agent = 100 : 1.2
- Vinyl Ester Clear Resin: Curing Agent = 100 : 1.2
≥ 30°C
- Vinyl Ester Topcoat: Curing Agent = 100 : 1.0
- Vinyl Ester Clear Resin: Curing Agent = 100 : 1.0
Aggregate & Filler Specifications
- Coarse sand: 20–40 mesh
- Medium sand: 40–70 mesh
- Fine sand: 80–100 mesh
- Quartz powder: ≥ 300 mesh
- Recommended filler: 325-mesh quartz powder or talc powder
What is a Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System?
A Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System is a heavy-duty resin flooring solution based on vinyl ester resin, specifically designed to protect concrete substrates from strong acids, solvents, alkalis, and aggressive chemicals commonly found in industrial and chemical environments.
What other names does vinyl ester flooring have in the industry?
Vinyl ester flooring is commonly referred to by several names, depending on application and region, including:
- Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring
- Vinyl Ester Chemical Resistant Flooring
- Vinyl Ester Heavy-Duty Flooring
- Vinyl Ester Resin Flooring
- Vinyl Ester Floor Coating
- Vinyl Ester Corrosion-Resistant Flooring System
All these names are based on the same vinyl ester resin technology, with differences mainly in system structure and performance level.
Can vinyl ester flooring be used as a primer, middle coating, or topcoat?
Yes. Vinyl ester materials can be used at different layers of a flooring system, depending on formulation and design:
- Primer: Vinyl ester primer provides strong adhesion and chemical resistance to the concrete substrate
- Middle coating / mortar layer: Used to build thickness, enhance chemical resistance, and improve mechanical strength
- Topcoat: Provides final chemical protection, surface sealing, and optional anti-slip properties
A Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System typically combines multiple vinyl ester-based layers into a complete system.
What is the relationship between vinyl ester resin and Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System?
Vinyl ester resin is the core raw material, while the Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System is the engineered application system.
- Vinyl ester resin determines chemical resistance and durability
- Fillers, additives, and reinforcement materials modify mechanical and application performance
- System design defines layer structure, thickness, and surface finish
In short:
Vinyl ester resin is the material foundation; the flooring system is the engineered solution.
What makes vinyl ester flooring more chemical-resistant than epoxy flooring?
Vinyl ester resins have a highly cross-linked molecular structure, which provides superior resistance to chemical penetration. Compared with epoxy flooring, vinyl ester flooring offers much better resistance to strong acids, organic solvents, and high-corrosion conditions, making it suitable for chemical plants and severe industrial applications.
Which industries typically use vinyl ester anti-corrosion flooring?
Vinyl ester flooring is widely used in:
- Chemical manufacturing plants
- Pharmaceutical and API production facilities
- Battery and new energy factories
- Electroplating workshops
- Wastewater treatment plants
- Corrosive storage and processing areas
What chemicals can this flooring system resist?
Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring Systems are premium industrial solutions designed for the most aggressive chemical environments. Because they are a hybrid of polyester and epoxy resins, they offer the mechanical strength of epoxy with superior resistance to acids and oxidizing agents.
- Strong inorganic and organic acids
- Alkalis
- Aromatic and aliphatic solvents
- Petroleum-based chemicals
Specific chemical resistance data can be provided upon request based on your project conditions.
Is Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring suitable for heavy-duty industrial use?
Yes. This flooring system offers high mechanical strength, strong adhesion to concrete, and excellent durability, allowing it to perform reliably under heavy industrial loads, equipment traffic, and aggressive chemical exposure.
How thick is a typical Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring System?
The system thickness can vary depending on application requirements, typically ranging from 2 mm to over 6 mm. Thicker systems are recommended for areas with severe chemical corrosion or heavy mechanical stress.
Can Shanghai Danshang Technology customize the flooring system for different projects?
Yes. Shanghai Danshang Technology Co., Ltd. provides customized vinyl ester flooring system solutions based on:
- Chemical exposure type
- Mechanical load requirements
- Application thickness
- Anti-slip or surface finish needs
Each system is designed according to site conditions and project requirements.
How does vinyl ester flooring compare with polyurethane mortar flooring?
Vinyl ester flooring focuses on maximum chemical resistance, especially against acids and solvents.
Polyurethane mortar flooring is more suitable for thermal shock, hygiene-critical, and mechanical impact environments, such as food processing plants.
The choice depends on the dominant risk factor: chemical corrosion vs. thermal/mechanical stress.
Is Vinyl Ester Anti-Corrosion Flooring suitable for outdoor use?
Vinyl ester flooring is primarily designed for indoor industrial environments. For outdoor or UV-exposed areas, additional protection layers or alternative systems may be recommended depending on weather and exposure conditions.
Does Danshang provide technical support and application guidance?
Yes. Shanghai Danshang Technology provides:
- System selection advice
- Application guidelines
- Technical datasheets
- Project consultation and support
We support both material supply and system-level solutions.
Is Shanghai Danshang Technology a manufacturer or a trading company?
Shanghai Danshang Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer and solution provider specializing in industrial flooring materials and systems, including anti-corrosion, heavy-duty, and chemical-resistant flooring solutions.
Does Danshang export vinyl ester flooring materials?
Yes. Danshang supplies vinyl ester flooring materials to overseas markets, supporting international distributors, EPC contractors, and industrial clients with export-ready packaging and documentation.
Can Danshang supply technical documents such as TDS and MSDS?
Yes. We provide Technical Data Sheets (TDS), Safety Data Sheets (SDS/MSDS), and system specifications upon request.
How can I get pricing or a project-based quotation?
To receive pricing or a customized quotation, please contact Shanghai Danshang Technology with details about:
- Project location
- Area size
- Chemical exposure conditions
- Required thickness and performance
Our technical team will respond with a suitable solution.
Vinyl Ester Flooring vs Epoxy Flooring: What is the main difference?
The primary difference lies in chemical resistance and molecular structure.
Vinyl ester flooring offers superior resistance to strong acids, organic solvents, and highly corrosive chemicals, making it suitable for chemical plants and severe industrial environments.
Epoxy flooring performs well in general industrial areas but has limited resistance to aggressive acids and solvents.
In high-corrosion environments, vinyl ester flooring is often selected where epoxy flooring fails.
What are the disadvantages or limitations of vinyl ester flooring?
While vinyl ester flooring offers excellent chemical resistance, it also has some limitations:
- Higher material cost compared to standard epoxy flooring
- Strong odor during installation if not properly controlled
- More sensitive to substrate preparation
- Requires experienced application for best performance
For projects without severe chemical exposure, epoxy or polyurethane systems may be more economical.
How does Danshang determine whether vinyl ester flooring is suitable for a project?
Shanghai Danshang Technology evaluates:
- Chemical types and concentrations
- Temperature and exposure duration
- Mechanical load and traffic
- Substrate condition
Based on this analysis, Danshang recommends the most suitable flooring system, whether vinyl ester, epoxy, polyurethane mortar, or a hybrid solution.