Product Overview

MC-Floor Broadcast is the complete anti-slip decorative floor system from MC-Bauchemie that addresses the dual requirement of safety (slip resistance) and aesthetics (attractive coloured floor surface) in industrial, commercial, and institutional buildings — a requirement that plain grey concrete floors, painted floors, or standard epoxy coatings cannot meet simultaneously. The system works on the fundamental principle of broadcast aggregate anti-slip finishing: factory-coloured, precision-graded quartz aggregate (0.3 to 0.8 mm particle size, available in standard and custom colours including white, grey, terracotta, beige, blue, and green) is broadcast evenly by hand or mechanical broadcaster into the surface of a freshly applied, still-wet MC-Floor EP epoxy base coat; the quartz aggregate particles embed in the wet epoxy by approximately 50 percent of their diameter, and the epoxy cures around the embedded aggregate to lock the particles permanently into the floor surface; a clear epoxy or polyurethane seal coat applied over the broadcast aggregate surface fills the spaces between the aggregate particles and creates a smooth-to-touch but texturally rough (at the micro-profile level) surface with controlled slip resistance (pendulum test friction value SRV above 40, Ramp test class R10 to R13 per DIN 51130 depending on aggregate broadcast density). The combination of hard quartz aggregate (Mohs hardness 7, highly abrasion resistant) locked in a chemically resistant epoxy matrix produces a floor surface with substantially better wear resistance than painted or uncoated concrete — providing a service life of 8 to 15 years under medium-to-heavy industrial use conditions before re-application is needed. The colour choice in the MC-Floor Broadcast system enables colour coding of industrial floor areas (yellow for pedestrian walkways, red for emergency exits, blue for wet areas, green for safe zones) and integration of corporate colour schemes into the floor design of commercial and institutional buildings. Space Arc Engineering supplies MC-Floor Broadcast system components (MC-Floor EP base coat, coloured quartz aggregate, and clear seal coat) for industrial floor installations, warehouse and logistics facility floors, hospital corridor and staircase flooring, and institutional building floor applications in Ghaziabad, Noida, Delhi, and Uttar Pradesh.

Applications

• Industrial warehouse and factory floor areas requiring anti-slip and chemical resistance — application of MC-Floor Broadcast to the concrete ground slabs of industrial warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and logistics and e-commerce fulfilment centres in Ghaziabad UPSIDC, Noida Phase 1 and Phase 2, Greater Noida industrial areas, and Hapur Road industrial corridor where the floor receives forklift truck traffic (polyurethane solid tyre forklifts are very abrasive to floor coatings), pedestrian foot traffic, pallet trolley movement, and occasional chemical spillage (oils, lubricants, cleaning chemicals); the quartz aggregate broadcast provides the anti-slip safety requirement (Ramp class R11 to R12 achievable at medium-density broadcast = 3 to 4 kg per square metre aggregate) while the epoxy matrix provides the chemical resistance and abrasion resistance required for heavy industrial use; colour options allow floor zoning (yellow pedestrian lanes, different colours for different production zones) to improve operational safety and logistics efficiency
• Vehicle ramp and loading bay anti-slip floor treatment in logistics and cold storage facilities — application of MC-Floor Broadcast to concrete vehicle access ramps (gradient 5 to 15 percent), loading dock approach slabs, and truck parking areas in logistics warehouses, cold storage facilities, and distribution centres in Delhi NCR and Uttar Pradesh NH-58 and NH-91 logistics corridor where wet ramps (from rain, wash-down, or condensation in cold storage ramp transitions from -18 to +30 degrees Celsius) create serious slip hazards for forklifts and delivery vehicles; the higher-density aggregate broadcast (6 to 8 kg per square metre aggregate) used on ramps produces Ramp class R12 to R13 anti-slip performance — significantly higher friction than standard smooth epoxy floor coatings (typically class R9 to R10) and rated as safe for wet sloped surfaces in commercial vehicle use
• Hospital, laboratory, and pharmaceutical facility corridors and staircase landings requiring slip resistance and hygiene — application of MC-Floor Broadcast in healthcare and pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities in Delhi NCR and Uttar Pradesh where the floor must simultaneously meet hospital hygiene standards (smooth enough to clean easily, no trapped dirt or bacteria in large voids), slip resistance requirements (wet floor pendulum test friction value SRV above 45 for hospital public areas per Health Building Note HBN), and chemical resistance to frequent cleaning with hospital-grade disinfectants; the MC-Floor Broadcast system with fine aggregate (0.3 to 0.5 mm grading at medium broadcast density) produces a surface that is coarse enough for anti-slip safety but fine enough for cleaning without significant aggregate-void hygiene risk, and the clear polyurethane seal coat over the aggregate provides the smooth, cleanable surface finish required for healthcare

Key Advantages

• Permanent anti-slip profile integrated into the floor surface rather than surface-applied anti-slip strips — the broadcast aggregate in MC-Floor Broadcast is permanently embedded and locked into the epoxy base coat, making the anti-slip texture an integral part of the floor surface rather than a surface-applied addition; surface-applied anti-slip strips and tapes on industrial and ramp floors have a working life of 1 to 3 years before they peel at the edges, collect dirt, and create trip hazards that are worse than no anti-slip at all; the MC-Floor Broadcast anti-slip profile, with quartz aggregate (Mohs hardness 7) embedded in epoxy (compressive strength 50 to 70 MPa), maintains its anti-slip texture under 8 to 15 years of industrial forklift and foot traffic — providing a dramatically longer, safer, and lower-maintenance anti-slip solution than surface-applied alternatives
• Colour coding and decorative floor aesthetics from a range of coloured quartz aggregates — the factory-coloured quartz aggregate in MC-Floor Broadcast is available in a range of standard colours (white, grey, terracotta, beige, sand, red, blue, green, and custom colours on request) that allow the specifier to design a floor colour scheme that combines safety colour coding (yellow pedestrian walkways per ISO 3864, red emergency exit routes, blue wet areas) with the building corporate colour scheme or aesthetic design intent; the coloured aggregate broadcast system produces a decorative floor surface that is visually superior to plain grey or painted concrete and equivalent in appearance to premium resin terrazo or polished concrete finishes — but at a fraction of the installation cost and with better anti-slip performance and chemical resistance