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Epoxy vs
Polyurethane:
Epoxy Base Coat:
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Strengths:
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Forms a robust bond, making for a great base coat.
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Provides a smooth canvas for design and creativity.
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Allows for complex designs
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Cons:
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Can be brittle, making it susceptible to cracking in certain conditions.
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Limited surfaces that can be applied to
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Application may require precision to avoid issues like bubbles or uneven surfaces
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Aliphatic Polyurethane (Immunacoat):
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Strengths:
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Offers flexibility, chemical resistance, and enhanced durability from cracking, corrosion, rust, and wear for years.
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Adds a glossy or matte finish, providing design versatility.
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Known for retaining color and gloss over time, making it ideal for outdoor applications.
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Immunacoat, a specialized aliphatic polyurethane, introduces advanced antiviral antimicrobial properties that kill pathogens upon contact for years.
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Can bind to raw material such as concrete, wood, metal, tile, plastic, vinyl and more
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Cons:
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May require careful certified application for optimal results.
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limited to flake design and solid color
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Provecta Epoxy & Aliphatic
Polyurethane Combined System:
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While epoxy and aliphatic polyurethane (Immunacoat) each bring unique strengths to the table, combining them in an advanced coating system leverages the best of both worlds. Our certified contractors offer complex epoxy base coat designs with Immunacoat as a topcoat.
This is the ideal system when choosing complex designs
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Enhanced Durability: Epoxy's superior adhesion and hardness complement aliphatic polyurethane's flexibility, resulting in a surface that is not only durable but also resilient to impacts and movement.
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UV Resistance and Color Retention: Aliphatic polyurethane excels in outdoor applications, providing UV resistance and retaining color and gloss over time. This makes it ideal for surfaces exposed to environmental elements.
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Antimicrobial Protection: Incorporating specialized formulations like Immunacoat, an aliphatic polyurethane variant, adds advanced antimicrobial properties. This is crucial for creating a surface that actively combats pathogens 24/7, contributing to a healthier environment and less maintenance.
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Design Versatility: The combination allows for a exotic epoxy designs, marrying the smooth canvas provided by epoxy with the glossy or matte finish and potential color options of aliphatic polyurethane.
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Immunacoat Aliphatic
Polyurethane TopCoat:
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Applied independently, Immunacoat serves as a cost-effective solution, offering robust protection against viruses, bacteria, fungi, algae, and mold to surfaces. This single-application option not only simplifies the coating process but also provides an affordable solution to preservation of material, enhancing durability.
Immunacoat alone serves as a guardian and adheres to a variety of materials, including concrete, metal, tile, flooring and countertops, enhancing their durability and preserving their integrity. This versatile topcoat forms a resilient barrier, shielding surfaces from the rigors of daily use, environmental factors, and the passage of time. Whether applied to concrete surfaces exposed to weathering, metal structures prone to corrosion, or countertops enduring daily wear, Immunacoat's advanced formula contributes to prolonged material life and minimizes the need for frequent maintenance. Elevate your surfaces with Immunacoat ensuring your materials stand the test of time.
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Keep clean and
Preserve your...
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
New York, United States
Single topcoat of Immunacoat
(No epoxy Base coat)
Windows
Hard Floors
Concrete
Tile
Wall and floor coatings in hospital and healthcare clean rooms must meet certain requirements. Firstly, they must be slip-resistant and safe. They should be puncture-resistant, and stain resistant. Aliphatic polyurethane exceed these requirements
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