01 Industrial

In industrial environments such as factories, warehouses, and workshops, the floor needs to withstand great pressure and challenges. PVC flooring has become an ideal choice for industrial floor laying due to its excellent characteristics.

Inside the factory, equipment operates frequently and there is intensive personnel movement. The floor is easily subjected to heavy object impacts and high - intensity friction. PVC flooring has excellent wear resistance. Its wear - resistant layer can withstand long - term and high - frequency trampling and equipment dragging, effectively reducing wear, extending the service life of the floor, and reducing replacement costs. For example, in an electronics manufacturing factory, the handling of precision instruments has extremely high requirements for the floor. PVC flooring can ensure the long - term stability of the floor without affecting the accuracy of the instruments.

As a place for cargo storage and turnover, forklifts and other handling equipment shuttle back and forth in the warehouse, and the floor has strict requirements for compression resistance. The high - strength structure of PVC flooring can withstand the heavy pressure of forklifts and is not prone to dents or breakage, ensuring the flatness of the warehouse floor and facilitating cargo handling and storage.

The workshop environment is complex, and there may be situations such as chemical spills. PVC flooring has excellent chemical corrosion resistance and can resist the erosion of common chemical reagents. For example, in a chemical workshop, in the face of corrosive substances such as acids and alkalis, PVC flooring can still maintain stable performance and is not corroded or damaged.

In addition, industrial sites have strict requirements for fire safety. The good fire resistance of PVC flooring can effectively prevent the spread of fire and provide a guarantee for safe production.