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Mark Sennett
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Kelly Rose
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Chiller room marking
17 February 2014
Andy Burns and his RapidShield team at ASG Services have successfully applied safety line markings whilst the movement of fresh fruit – stored at low temperatures – continued around them.
At many distribution businesses, epoxy floor coatings and sealants are used to create new lines in chiller rooms. However, the 0 to 5°C temperatures cause problems, resulting in rooms being out of service while these coatings cure. In addition, the odours given off means cold storage areas have to be emptied to prevent contamination.
ASG Services is a Certified Flooring Contractor for RapidShield – the UV-curable line marking system that can be applied at low temperatures. Once applied to a prepared, clean floor, RapidShield is cured instantly by a portable unit that emits UV-light, turning the coating into a solid film which creates a strong bond to the substrate.
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