Protect Your Facility with Epoxy.com Product #633
Food and beverage processing facilities face some of the harshest environments in the industrial world. Constant exposure to acids, alkalis, cleaning chemicals, and sanitizers—combined with the need for sterile, contamination-free conditions—makes choosing the right flooring system critical.
Epoxy.com Product #633 is a high-performance epoxy novolac coating engineered to meet the unique demands of the food and beverage industry. With its exceptional chemical resistance, seamless finish, and USDA-compliant formulation, Product #633 helps protect your plant from chemical attack, contamination risks, and costly downtime.
Why Flooring Matters in Food Processing
The floors in food processing environments take a daily beating. From heavy foot traffic and forklift movement to aggressive cleaning protocols and chemical exposure, these surfaces are under constant assault. Unprotected concrete quickly becomes a source of contamination, harboring bacteria and deteriorating under corrosive conditions.
A seamless, chemical-resistant coating like Epoxy.com Product #633 eliminates these vulnerabilities, delivering a clean, durable, and safe surface that supports food safety and regulatory compliance.
Key Benefits of Epoxy.com Product #633 for Food & Beverage Facilities
1. Outstanding Chemical Resistance
Food and beverage processing facilities use strong acids, alkalis, and sanitizing agents to maintain cleanliness. Product #633’s epoxy novolac chemistry resists even the most aggressive chemicals, including caustic cleaners, lactic acid, citric acid, sulfuric, and more. This ensures long-lasting protection in areas exposed to spills, splashes, and routine washdowns.
2. Seamless and Sanitary
A seamless coating is essential in food plants to prevent bacteria, mold, and other contaminants from gaining a foothold. Product #633 creates an impermeable barrier, sealing concrete surfaces and eliminating joints or seams where pathogens can hide. This makes cleaning faster and more effective—supporting HACCP and GMP programs.
3. Meets USDA Standards and Zero VOC
Product #633 is contains zero volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making it safe to install in occupied facilities. Its formulation meets USDS standards for food plant facilities, allowing it to be used in both processing areas and storage zones where regulatory standards are strict.
4.0 Durability That Reduces Downtime
Downtime is costly. Product #633 delivers long-term durability, reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements. Its fast-curing system also helps minimize interruption to operations, keeping production lines running.
Where to Use Epoxy.com Product #633 in Your Facility
• Processing Rooms
Withstands exposure to food acids, cleaning chemicals, and heavy equipment.
• Bottling and Packaging Areas
Provides a sanitary, chemical-resistant surface that supports clean production.
• Cold Storage and Freezers
Maintains integrity in cool, damp environments where condensation and cleaning solutions are common.
• Wash-Down Areas
Resists thermal shock from hot water and steam used in cleaning protocols.
• Chemical Storage and Secondary Containment
Protects against accidental spills of caustic or acidic substances.
Meeting Today’s Food Safety Standards
The USDA, FDA, and industry certifications like HACCP and GMP require food processing facilities to maintain safe, sanitary environments. Epoxy.com Product #633 is designed to meet these demands, helping facilities pass inspections and avoid costly compliance violations.
With its zero-VOC formula and proven performance, Product #633 can be installed without disrupting facility operations—making it an ideal solution for new construction or facility upgrades.
Ready to Protect Your Facility?
If you’re looking for a seamless, durable, and USDA-compliant flooring solution for your food or beverage processing plant, Epoxy.com Product #633 delivers unmatched performance.
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Posted by Norm Lambert 
