Types of product & chemistry in floor polish application
A floor polish is a temporary coating applied over a floor to protect it against the moisture, the abuse of traffic and to enhance its appearance and longevity. The quality of a floor polish will be defined by a combination of different parameters, such as durability, gloss, recoatability, solvent & detergent resistance, traffic and scuff resistance.
Floor polish formulations, concentrated or “ready to use” (after dilution), generally contain film-forming polymers (acrylic or styrene-acrylic based), waxes, plasticizers, wetting agents, levelling agents and other minor ingredients.
Example of PVC floors treated with a floor polish
Bad and good recoatability
Gloss after and before coating
Our floor polish concentrates are suitable for any type of hard or soft floor: linoleum & vinyl, concrete, ceramic, wood an parquet, except for unsealed wooden floors.
Floor polish concentrate
Solids (%) |
pH | Viscosity |
Key properties |
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ENCOR® 7004 |
20,0 | 8,5 | 30 |
excellent durability |
ENCOR® 7005 |
30,0 | 8,5 | 60 |
Hard and slipresistant highly durable |
ENCOR® 7008 |
30 | 8 | 50 |
High gloss, Non buffable |
ENCOR® 7018 |
30 | 8,5 | 50 |
High gloss, excellent response to buffing, high chemical resistance |
PFAS free products |
Main Properties |
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Gloss
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Levelling | Dirt.pickup |
Chemical resistance |
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ENCOR®7004 |
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ENCOR®7005 |
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ENCOR®7008 |
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ENCOR®7018 |
(*)During normal conditions of use, these dispersions do not generate formaldehyde.
Improved |
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As stardard |