Wholesale Manufacturer of 4-component Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar Flooring System
A high-performance, seamless flooring solution engineered for food processing, pharmaceutical, and heavy-duty industrial environments.
- Waterborne & low VOC - environmentally compliant
- Excellent resistance to chemicals, moisture & thermal shock
- Seamless, hygienic, and easy to clean
- Designed for wet, hot, and high-load conditions
4-component Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar Flooring System
Brand: Danshang
Type: Polyurethane Mortar
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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When a floor has to survive hot-water washdowns, harsh chemicals, thermal shock, steam, constant moisture, and heavy traffic, traditional epoxy systems can reach their limits especially in food and beverage environments. Shanghai Danshang Technology’s 4-component Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar Flooring System is engineered for those demanding areas where hygiene, durability, and long-term performance matter most.
What Is Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar?
Waterborne polyurethane mortar is a high-performance, seamless industrial flooring system designed for environments exposed to moisture, thermal shock, heavy traffic, and aggressive cleaning chemicals. By combining waterborne polyurethane resin with cementitious materials, it forms a dense and highly durable surface that maintains strong adhesion and stability under wet and high-temperature conditions. This makes it an ideal flooring solution for food processing plants, beverage facilities, pharmaceutical workshops, and other hygiene-critical industries where epoxy floors may fail.

A 4-component waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring system consists of Component A waterborne polyurethane resin, Component B curing agent, Component C graded mineral aggregates, and Component D cementitious powder. Together, these components create a tough, impact-resistant floor with excellent resistance to chemicals, moisture, abrasion, and thermal shock. The system is typically applied at a thickness of 3 to 9 mm, which can be customized to match application needs, with thinner builds for light to medium-duty areas and thicker systems for heavy-duty, wet, and high-traffic industrial zones.
Product Features
Exceptional Abrasion and Compressive Resistance
Abrasion loss ≤ 0.02 g and compressive strength ≥ 80 MPa, designed to withstand frequent heavy mechanical traffic and high-load rolling.Outstanding Weather and Temperature Resistance
Performs reliably in extreme temperatures from -40°C to 120°C, with excellent UV resistance and no yellowing over time.Advanced Chemical Protection
Highly resistant to strong acids and alkalis across a wide pH range of 1-14, as well as oils and organic solvents.Waterborne and Environmentally Friendly Technology
Zero VOC emissions, SGS certified to EU standards, and compliant with food-grade safety requirements.Fast-Curing, Efficient Installation
Touch-dry within 4 hours and load-bearing in 24 hours, featuring a seamless self-leveling application process.
Why Choose Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar?
- Superior durability compared to epoxy flooring in wet areas and under frequent thermal shock
- Excellent crack-bridging ability that helps reduce failure caused by substrate movement
- Strong resistance to organic acids, fats, oils, and aggressive cleaning and sanitation chemicals
- Maintains stable performance in hot-water washdown and high-humidity environments
- Non-tainting and low odor during installation, suitable for food and hygiene-sensitive facilities
- Seamless and dense surface that supports easy cleaning and high sanitation standards
- Low VOC emissions, supporting healthier indoor air quality
- Complies with modern environmental regulations and green building requirements
Waterborne PU Mortar Floor System Structure

The Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar Flooring System is a multi-layer structure designed to ensure maximum adhesion, durability, and long-term performance in demanding industrial environments. Each layer plays a specific role in enhancing the overall strength and stability of the floor.
Concrete Substrate
The load-bearing base that provides structural support. Proper surface preparation ensures strong bonding and system longevity.Anchoring Grooves
Mechanical anchoring grooves are cut into the concrete to improve adhesion and reduce the risk of delamination under thermal shock and heavy traffic.Primer Layer
A waterborne polyurethane primer that penetrates the substrate, seals pores, and enhances bonding between the concrete and the mortar layer.Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar Layer
The core functional layer formed by the 4-component system, delivering high resistance to moisture, chemicals, abrasion, impact, and thermal cycling.Topcoat Layer
A protective and decorative finish that improves wear resistance, chemical resistance, and cleanability, while providing a smooth, seamless surface suitable for hygiene-critical areas.
This layered system structure ensures superior performance compared to traditional epoxy floors, especially in wet, hot, and chemically aggressive environments such as food processing plants and industrial facilities.
Typical Applications
Food & Beverage Processing Plants
Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring is widely used in food and beverage processing plants where floors are exposed to frequent washdown, hot water, organic acids, fats, sugars, and strict hygiene standards. Its seamless, non-tainting surface supports easy cleaning and sanitation, while its resistance to moisture and thermal shock makes it more reliable than epoxy flooring in wet processing, cooking, and packaging areas.
Dairy Factories
Dairy factories require flooring that can withstand lactic acids, milk fats, brine solutions, and daily hot-water cleaning. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring provides excellent chemical resistance and long-term durability in wet environments such as pasteurization rooms, filling lines, and drain-heavy areas, helping reduce cracking and delamination commonly seen with epoxy floors.
Breweries & Distilleries
In breweries and distilleries, floors are exposed to fermentation by-products, sugars, alcohol, cleaning chemicals, and constant moisture. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring delivers strong resistance to organic acids and aggressive cleaning cycles, making it suitable for fermentation rooms, bottling areas, washdown zones, and tank farms where durability and hygiene are critical.
Pharmaceutical Production Facilities
Pharmaceutical production facilities demand seamless, easy-to-sanitize floors that can tolerate frequent disinfection and chemical exposure. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring offers a dense, smooth surface with excellent resistance to cleaning agents and moisture, supporting clean production environments and compliance with strict hygiene and safety requirements.
Cold Storage & Freezing Rooms
Cold storage and freezing rooms place heavy stress on floors due to temperature cycling, condensation, and moisture. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring performs reliably under thermal shock and low-temperature conditions, making it suitable for freezer entrances, thawing zones, and cold chain facilities where epoxy systems may crack or debond.
Commercial Kitchens
Commercial kitchens require flooring that can handle hot oils, grease, water, food acids, and frequent cleaning. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring provides slip-resistant, seamless protection in cooking lines, dishwashing areas, and floor drain zones, offering better durability and hygiene performance than traditional epoxy floors.
Chemical Processing Plants
Chemical processing plants expose floors to acids, alkalis, solvents, and heavy mechanical loads. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring offers strong chemical resistance, impact resistance, and long-term stability, making it suitable for production areas, material handling zones, and maintenance corridors where conventional resin flooring systems are prone to failure.
The 4-component Waterborne Polyurethane Mortar Flooring System has been tested in accordance with GB/T 22374-2018 (JJ Type). All results meet or exceed the standard requirements, based on the official third-party inspection report.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material Condition | Liquid components form a uniform mixture after stirring; powder component is free of hard lumps |
| Surface Appearance | Smooth surface with uniform color, no cracks or peeling |
| Initial Flow | ≥ 130 mm (tested: 150 mm) |
| Vicat Softening Point | ≥ 140 °C (tested: >155 °C) |
| Compressive Strength | ≥ 20 MPa after 24 h (tested: 26.6 MPa)≥ 40 MPa after 7 d (tested: 40.7 MPa) |
| Flexural Strength | ≥ 5 MPa after 24 h (tested: 8.3 MPa)≥ 10 MPa after 7 d (tested: 10.2 MPa) |
| Abrasion Resistance (500 g / 100 r) | ≤ 0.15 g (tested: 0.03 g) |
| Slip Resistance (Dry) | ≥ 0.6 |
| Tensile Bond Strength | ≥ 2.0 MPa (tested: 4.2 MPa) |
| Impact Resistance (1000 g steel ball) | No cracking or delamination |
| Water Resistance (168 h) | No blistering, peeling, cracking, or discoloration |
| Chemical Resistance | Resistant to acids, alkalis, and oils (no damage, slight color change permitted) |
| VOC Content | ≤ 50 g/L (tested: 16 g/L) |
| Free Formaldehyde | ≤ 100 mg/kg (not detected) |
Mixing Procedure
Add Component A, Component B, and Component D into a clean mixing container and mix for 1 minute until uniform. Slowly add Component C while continuing to mix for approximately 2 minutes, until a smooth, lump-free waterborne polyurethane mortar is achieved. All four components must be fully incorporated to ensure optimal floor performance.
Important Mixing Notes
Waterborne polyurethane mortar is a balanced system. Incorrect ratios or missing components will significantly reduce strength, durability, and service life. Mixing generates heat, which improves workability at low temperatures. At high material temperatures, avoid over-mixing to prevent shortened working time.
Application Environment Requirements
- Substrate temperature: 5–30°C
- Relative humidity: ≤ 80%
- Substrate temperature at least 3°C above dew point
- Work in a well-ventilated, dust-free area. Avoid strong airflow during installation
Application Precautions
- Follow specified mixing ratios and times
- Keep mixing time consistent during installation
- Do not apply in condensation conditions or below 5°C
Disclaimer
Technical data is based on controlled conditions. Actual performance may vary depending on site environment and application methods. For project-specific guidance, please contact Shanghai Danshang Technology Co., Ltd. Product specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
What are other names for waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring systems?
Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring may also be referred to as water-based polyurethane cement flooring, waterborne PU mortar flooring, polyurethane cementitious flooring, PU mortar floor system, or waterborne PU concrete flooring. These terms are often used interchangeably in industrial flooring specifications.
What are the main performance features of this flooring system?
The system offers high wear and compressive strength with excellent resistance to heavy mechanical loads. It performs reliably in extreme temperatures from -40°C to 120°C, resists strong acids and alkalis across a wide pH range, and provides a waterborne, environmentally friendly solution with zero VOC emissions and food-grade safety standards.
What is a 4-component waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring system?
A 4-component waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring system is a heavy-duty industrial floor made from waterborne polyurethane resin, a curing agent, graded mineral aggregates, and cementitious powder. These components are mixed on-site to form a seamless, highly durable floor designed for wet, hot, and chemically aggressive environments.
How is waterborne polyurethane mortar different from epoxy flooring?
Compared with epoxy flooring, waterborne polyurethane mortar offers better resistance to moisture, thermal shock, and hot-water washdown. It performs more reliably in wet processing areas, high-temperature zones, and facilities with frequent cleaning, where epoxy floors may crack, blister, or delaminate.
What thickness is recommended for waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring?
The typical thickness ranges from 3 to 9 mm, depending on application requirements. Thinner systems are suitable for light to medium-duty areas, while thicker builds are recommended for heavy traffic, impact-prone zones, and areas exposed to thermal shock or aggressive cleaning.
Is waterborne polyurethane mortar suitable for food processing plants?
Yes. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring is widely used in food and beverage processing plants due to its non-tainting properties, resistance to organic acids and fats, and ability to withstand frequent washdown and sanitation. It supports high hygiene standards in wet and dry processing areas.
Can this flooring system handle hot-water washdown and steam cleaning?
Yes. One of the key advantages of waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring is its excellent resistance to thermal shock, making it suitable for hot-water washdown, steam cleaning, and rapid temperature changes common in industrial facilities.
Is waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring environmentally friendly?
Waterborne polyurethane mortar systems feature low VOC emissions and comply with modern environmental and green building requirements. This makes them suitable for indoor applications where air quality and sustainability are important considerations.
How long does waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring last?
When properly installed and maintained, waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring can offer a longer service life than traditional epoxy floors in harsh environments. Its durability under moisture, chemicals, and mechanical stress helps reduce maintenance and replacement costs.
Can waterborne polyurethane mortar be applied to existing concrete floors?
Yes. The system can be applied to properly prepared concrete substrates. Surface preparation, including mechanical grinding and anchoring grooves if required, is essential to ensure strong adhesion and long-term performance.
Where is waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring not recommended?
This system is generally not necessary for dry, low-traffic, temperature-stable areas such as offices or decorative spaces, where epoxy or other resin flooring systems may be more cost-effective.
Is waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring suitable for food factories?
Yes. Waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring is widely used in food processing plants because it is non-tainting, odor-free during installation, and resistant to organic acids, fats, oils, and frequent hot-water washdown. It supports high hygiene standards in areas such as wet processing zones, cooking rooms, packaging areas, and floor drain regions.
Can waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring be used in pharmaceutical plants?
Yes. In pharmaceutical production facilities and intermediate manufacturing workshops, this flooring system provides a seamless, easy-to-clean surface that tolerates frequent disinfection, chemical exposure, and strict hygiene requirements. Its stable performance helps support controlled production environments.
What industries commonly use waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring?
Typical applied industries include food and beverage processing plants, dairy factories, breweries and distilleries, pharmaceutical production facilities, chemical processing plants, cold storage and freezing rooms, and commercial kitchens. It is especially suitable for wet, hot, and chemically aggressive environments.
What is the standard followed for this waterborne polyurethane mortar flooring system?
This product is manufactured and applied in reference to China National Standard GB/T 22374-2018, which covers performance requirements for polyurethane mortar flooring systems used in industrial environments.
What is the typical system structure of a waterborne polyurethane mortar floor?
A standard system structure includes a prepared concrete substrate, anchoring grooves if required, a waterborne polyurethane primer, the 4-component polyurethane mortar layer, and an optional protective topcoat. This layered structure ensures strong adhesion, durability, and long-term performance.
What is the typical packaging of the 4-component system?
The standard packaging configuration includes:
- Component A: Waterborne polyurethane resin, 2.65 kg per plastic container
- Component B: Curing agent, 3 kg per plastic container
- Component C: Graded mineral aggregates, 15.16 kg per plastic bag
- Component D: Cementitious additive, 0.51 kg per plastic container
How fast does the floor cure after installation?
Under normal conditions, the surface becomes touch-dry in approximately 4 hours and can bear load within 24 hours, depending on site temperature and humidity. The seamless self-leveling application helps achieve a smooth and durable finish.
What are the storage requirements for waterborne polyurethane mortar materials?
Materials should be stored in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from direct heat or fire sources. Unopened materials can be stored for up to 12 months below 30°C. Unused or cured waste materials should be disposed of by qualified waste treatment facilities in accordance with local regulations.
Is the product safe during transportation?
Component A is classified as non-hazardous for domestic transport. Component B contains corrosive amines and is classified as Class 8 hazardous material for transportation. Proper handling and transport regulations must be followed.
What are the key technical performance indicators?
After mixing, liquid components should appear uniform, and powder components should be free of hard lumps. Typical performance includes strong compressive strength development, good flexural strength, and excellent abrasion resistance under standardized testing conditions.
What should be considered during application?
All four components must be added and mixed according to the specified procedure to maintain system balance and performance. Mixing time, temperature, humidity, and substrate conditions must be controlled to avoid premature curing or reduced workability. Installation should not be carried out below 5°C, during condensation, or under excessively high humidity.