COATINGS
Flawless seams and seamless floors A
British flooring and walling company thinks it has the perfect products to suit railway workshops, service areas, and virtually all other workplaces.
RSL (Resin Surfaces Ltd) is a leading UK manufacturer of resin-based seamless floor and wall systems. They offer a full and comprehensive product portfolio ranging from dust sealers to high impact and chemical resistant screeds.
All RSL products are manufactured at their facility in Stockport, Cheshire, and supplied to diverse industry sectors.
Since forming in 1982, the company has grown along with its extensive product range and now supplies a varied range of resin systems suitable for various environments, such as
and easy to clean, which we know is essential for production or maintenance environments. Slip resistant properties can also be achieved by adding aggregates to the resin before application, helping to improve safety standards within a working environment.”
“Since forming in
1982, the company has grown along with its extensive product range”
hard wearing, anti-slip, chemical resistant, hygienic and steam resistant products.
RSL provides customers with a full specification service to help them find the perfect system for their project. As a manufacturer they provide a unique service as they are able to provide a full package from initial specification to working closely with their
resin applicators to applying the systems to specification.
Martin Wroe, sales co- ordinator, says: “An ideal floor coating we would specify for the environment of a railway workshop or service area would be our Resucoat HB. Resucoat HB is a high-build, solvent-free epoxy resin coating system. The coloured finish is hard wearing
As well as their floor coatings, RSL also manufacture some excellent wall coatings which are ideal for industrial environments. Resuseal wall gloss is an epoxy wall coating which provides an excellent hard wearing and cleanable surface.
Martin says, “Resuseal is a perfect wall coating system for an environment such as a maintenance bay or workshop.
The hard wearing surface provides an ideal solution as it can be cleaned and offers good chemical resistance.”
28 | rail technology magazine Dec/Jan 11
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