E650 Heavy Duty Non-Skid Epoxy Floor & Deck OSHA ADA Navy Spec MIL-PRF-24667B
E650 is a two component heavy duty non-skid epoxy floor & deck coating with excellent adhesion, abrasion and impact resistance over concrete and steel surfaces. E650 provides slip resistance in wet and slippery conditions with an aggressive anti-slip profile that offers safer footing and traction on concrete and steel surfaces in interior and exterior industrial and marine environments.
The E650 Meets Navy Military Specification Mil-PRF-24667B Non-Skid Deck Coating requirements for safe co-efficient of friction (COF), ADA and OSHA anti-slip protection guidelines when properly applied.
Available in 1 gallon kit and 40 gallons (ships in eight 5 gallon kits LTL Freight to commercial location). Available in regular cure with a long 1-1/2 hour POT Life and low temp version which can be applied down to 38°F and will cure down to 25°F (has to remain at/above 38°F for at least 1 hour after application).
Comes in 4 colors: Light Gray, Medium Gray, Safety Yellow and Black Depending on the application, you can use a squeegee or trowel to get a smoother, less aggressive profile. Applying product with a Phenolic Core Roller offers a more aggressive surface (apply 30-40 sq’/gallon) vs flat squeegee (apply at 40-50 sq’/gallon)
PRIMER: for steel surfaces recommend E15M Epoxy Primer for best performance
TOPCOAT: Most epoxy and urethane topcoats. Note – topcoat not recommended most applications as reduces safety benefit by smoothing out texture of surface, how much depends on how thick topcoat applied.
EXCEEDS COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION Mil-Spec PRF24667B FOR SLIP RESISTANCE
Mil-Spec PRF-24667B Comparison
Condition of Coating | Dry | Wet | |
Mil-Spec requirement | 0.90 | 0.85 | |
E650 performance | 1.10 | 1.14 |
OSHA Non-Mandatory Standard static coefficient of friction (COF) for walking/working surfaces. (See Link): Slip Resistance. A reasonable measure of slip-resistance is static coefficient of friction (COF). A COF of 0.5, which is based upon studies by the University of Michigan and reported in the “Work Surface Friction: Definitions, Laboratory and Field Measurements, and a Comprehensive Bibliography,” is recommended as a guide to achieve proper slip resistance. A COF of 0.5 is not intended to be an absolute standard value. A higher COF may be necessary for certain work tasks, such as carrying objects, pushing or pulling objects, or walking up or down ramps.
ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG): (See Link to Appendix 4.5.1): The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recommends that walking surfaces have a static coefficient of friction of 0.5. A research project sponsored by the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board (Access Board) conducted tests with persons with disabilities and concluded that a higher coefficient of friction was needed by such persons. A static coefficient of friction of 0.6 is recommended for accessible routes and 0.8 for ramps.
Where is the E650 used?
- warehouse floors
- Walkways and Stairs (steps)
- aisle-ways
- parking decks
- platforms
- loading docks
- Navy & Coast Guard Ship Decks
- Barge decks
- Tugboat decks
- ramps
- exterior walks
- production areas
- garages
- Seafood processing areas
- canneries
- meat packing plants
- bottlers
- poultry plants
- paper mills
- schools & public institutions
- theme parks
- oil refineries
- water treatment plants
- breweries
- wash down areas
- Ships and Work Boats
- Chemical Processing Plants
- Wet Process Areas
- Machine Shops
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Food Processing Areas
- Marinas
Why E650 Coating?
- Heavy duty non-skid resistance for concrete & steel surfaces
- Designed for wet areas
- Meets ADA and OSHA requirements for safe co-efficient of friction when properly applied
- Meets Navy Military Specification Mil-PRF-24667B for Non-Skid Deck Coating
- Excellent adhesion, abrasion and impact resistance
- Resistant to grease, oil, salt water, alcohol, detergent, gasoline, hydraulic fluid
- Excellent coating for Diamond Plate
- Easy to apply, ready to use non-skid coating
- Available in low temperature cure down to 25°F
- Comes in 4 colors