Economical
The RIO-X Series Thin Mil Epoxy Flooring System is an economical solution that delivers performance without excess material costs. This complete system requires only three layers: a primer at 3–5 mils, a build coat at 17–19 mils, and a 3 mil topcoat—keeping product use efficient and cost-effective while still providing a durable, attractive finish.Durable
The RIO-X Series Thin Mil Epoxy Flooring System is built to last. Its 100% solids epoxy base delivers exceptional hardness and long-term durability, while high-performance urethane topcoats provide outstanding resistance to heavy traffic, abrasion, and load-bearing stress. This system is ideal for demanding environments where long-lasting performance is critical.Chemical & UV Resistant
The RIO-X Series Thin Mil Epoxy Flooring System is engineered for tough environments with excellent resistance to harsh conditions. It stands up to high pH chemicals, offers UV resistance to prevent yellowing, and endures hot and cold tire pickup without damage. Its anti-staining properties help maintain a clean, professional look, making it ideal for garages, warehouses, and industrial spaces.Safety
The RIO-X Series Thin Mil Epoxy Flooring System enhances safety with excellent light reflectivity for improved visibility, built-in anti-slip resistance to help prevent falls, and a seamless, easy-to-clean surface that eliminates hiding spots for dirt and bacteria. For added protection in sensitive environments, antimicrobial additives are available—making it a smart, safe choice for facilities that prioritize cleanliness and safety.RIO-BUILD™ Epoxy Flooring System Floor Systems are Excellent for:
- Auto Manufacturing
- Hangar Floor
- Assembly/Production
- Packaging
- Mechanical Room
- Clean Room/Lab
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