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Shot Blast Floor Striping

The preparation method of shot blasting the concrete surface to remove the top layer, combined with a coating of epoxy resin compound, is the most cost-effective high-performance striping solution available.

Our investment in the latest floor preparation developments means ASG Services can remove very precise amounts of concrete floor, to specific widths. Shot blast floor striping installed using this equipment, prevents the floor from being left unsealed, since the blast face is the same width as the coating applied.

Accuracy and control are key which is why we spend time and money on the best equipment, training and people to provide the high quality product expected.

What is it?

Concrete Preparation MachineOur shot blast machine fires highly control shot at the concrete within a captive system. On impact, the concrete surface breaks away in fine parts, revealing a fresh and roughened surface beneath. This process is clean and controlled by a vacuum system, preventing dust and debris leaving the machine.

The chosen paint system is then sprayed or roller applied, creating one of the most durable floor striping systems available.

Forklift impact is massively reduced thanks to the low profile of the shot blast floor striping method. The paint also forms a far greater key or adhesion with the prepared surface, making the bond incredibly tough. The system is not indestructible, however customers typically contact ASG Services between 4 and 5 years after installation, for a recoat.

Shot blasted floor striping can be removed and the floor resealed, or customers can simply have the markings grayed out.

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Installations.

We ask that with any floor striping installation, the customer clean the floor thoroughly. This is also the case with shot blasted floor striping as we often use adhesive tape to mask areas of the floor prior to applying the paint system.

All warehouse floor striping projects carried out by ASG Services are treated with the same meticulous attention to detail and consideration. Customers are individual, each operating in different ways, so we provide floor layout maps showing areas to be completed per day, which can be prioritized in conjunction with stock movements and requirements.

Our project and installation teams work as one to ensure the installation maintains continued progress, there are occasions where customers are unable to allow access for one reason or another, which is why we focus on a flexible planning approach.

All of ASG Services installation teams are fully trained and insured to work on all customer sites and have the knowledge and expertise to provide a complete shot blast floor striping installation by the deadline.

Find out more about our warehouse striping installations.

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Our happy clients
Amazon
Bayer
Adidas
Apple
Boeing
Bosch
Costco
CAT
Coca Cola
GSK
Hallmark
Honda
Hormel Foods
LG
Lowes
Proctor & Gamble
Toyota
Frequently asked questions
  • What colors should I use?

    OSHA recommends the following:

    • Yellow. – Yellow shall be the basic color for designating caution and for marking physical hazards such as: Striking against, stumbling, falling, tripping, and “caught in between.”
    • “DANGER” – Red, or predominantly red, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.
    • “CAUTION” – Yellow, or predominantly yellow, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.
    • “WARNING” – Orange, or predominantly orange, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.
    • “BIOLOGICAL HAZARD” – Fluorescent orange or orange-red, or predominantly so, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.

    Most work carried out by ASG Services is done with yellow and/or white. Occasionally we will be asked to use red, green, blue and grey. If in doubt ask what we can provide, almost any color is available.

  • Will I need to give you a drawing? How detailed should it be?

    For the most accurate price and planning, it is best to give us as much as possible, having a drawing helps you visualize and us to plan and quote.  CAD are easiest as we can use them to pull measurements from, while PDF with measurements added is another great way to provide us with the information.

    However this is not essential, we can help with basic depictions or arrange for a partner firm to visit site and create a much more detailed drawing, contact us for pricing.

  • How long will it take to install?

    Our teams are able to forecast, with a good level of accuracy, installation times of all products we produce and the floor markings we create.  Many factors come into the calculation as you might expect, so a detailed discussion will be needed to develop the time frame. It will be this framework we use for our project planning.

  • Do line widths matter?

    Line widths are not critical, but there are several considerations to make, some are as follows:

    • OSHA consider lines of 2 inches and greater to be acceptable to provide floor markings for aisle and passageways.
    • Narrow line become more difficult to see inside buildings.
    • 4 inch wide lines are standard through the logistics and distribution industry.
    • Narrow lines wear out quicker as there is less paint on the floor.
    • Very wide lines may need an anti slip finish applied where moisture is present.

    Other considerations:

    • The layout measurements must include line widths to ensure a pallet fits within the markings.  Pallets on markings can damage the line.
    • A narrower line needs less paint.
    • A more visible marking on the floor draws more attention and so heightens safety.
Call us

Call us on (877) 447-9798 to discuss your situation and plans, we know this can be a big deal for your operation and will work closely with you on it.

Send an email

If you have drawings, phones or other documents, share your ideas on email and we can start work on planning, pricing or offering further advice.

Installation services.

Learn more about the professional installation services, where our teams travel throughout the country providing complex and highly accurate floor markings.

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The preparation method used, of removing the concrete surface using a shot blast machine, combined with an epoxy resin compound or similar applied, is the most cost effective high performing solution available.

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Our online store provides customers with the opportunity to purchase standardized products. The same technology, production and quality control methods are used, so you can be assured of their performance and durability.

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