Rhino Industrial™, a division of Rhino Linings Corporation, introduces its new hybrid, aliphatic polyurea coating solution featuring a rapid cure capability allowing a return-to-service time of one day. Additionally, FastFloor™ can be easily applied with a hand-roller, brush or squeegee. The release of FastFloor emphasizes Rhino Linings Industrial Division commitment to concrete and construction industry solutions. Industrial contractors, engineers and applicators now have a flooring system with superior resistance to chemical, abrasion, impact and frequent foot traffic. According to the manufacturer, FastFloor is available in two formulations: FastFloor HB (High Build) for industrial floors such as warehouses, airplane hangars and laboratories. FastFloor DF (Decorative Floors) utilizing paint chips, colored quartz or other decorative flakes to create a beautiful yet durable floor. “FastFloor’s durable, easy to use formulation underscores our continued commitment to developing tough, long-lasting, environmentally friendly solutions for the concrete and construction industries,” stated Pierre Gagnon, CEO and President of Rhino Linings Corporation. “This new product is only the first in a line of easy to apply, rapid curing solutions to be introduced to our dealers and applicators. We are excited and enthusiastically look forward to working closely with our network of Rhino™ system solutions providers to offer the solutions our customers demand.” FastFloor FastFloor™ is a two-component, rapid curing, hybrid polyurea coating system that is applied as a high build, durable coating for commercial and industrial flooring. Formulated with aliphatic chemistry, FastFloor™ is color stable allowing it to take UV exposure without color shifts seen with other coating systems such as epoxy. FastFloor™ contains zero VOCs and has a 1:1 mix ratio system with sufficient pot life to be rolled, brushed, or sprayed with Rhino Linings application equipment. This products fast cure allowing rapid turnaround time; under normal conditions, light foot traffic within 2-4 hours, return to service within 24 hours.
