Kronalux® 2K-PU-Industry-Markierspray 761

Markings in industrial halls indicate escape routes, work areas, traffic routes, and restricted areas

Hall markings are often required by legal regulations of professional associations. Escape routes, work areas, traffic routes for forklifts, and restricted areas in front of doors, gates, and machines are marked. These markings are mainly done in yellow, as yellow is the color for safety markings. Epoxy resin coatings, screed, but also asphalt or paving are suitable substrates. Markings of work areas such as storage spaces for empties, warehouses, machines, equipment, etc. are also indispensable for regulated work processes. Markings in halls do not have the cleaning effect of rain. Therefore, only use materials that are less prone to soiling or easy to clean under these conditions. A paint-like surface is advantageous here.

Choose a plastic marking paint such as Kronalux® Marking Paint 752. Do not use road marking paints in halls, as these have a surface that is too rough and become dirty too quickly. For very heavy-duty applications, use our 2K products, e.g. Kronalux® 2K-PU-Industriemarkierung 757 or Kronalux® 2K-PU-Industrie-Markierspray 761. With this high-performance 2K marking paint, you can also mark steel, aluminum, and galvanized surfaces.
 

Marking parking garages and underground parking lots with marking spray
 

Well-designed and clearly visible markings are particularly important in confined spaces, such as parking garages and underground car parks. Parking space numbers are a must in permanently rented parking garages. However, the marking of disabled parking spaces or the provision of mother and child parking spaces must also be considered in underground car parks and parking garages. Indoor markings do not benefit from the cleaning effect of the weather. Therefore, only use materials that are less prone to dirt or easy to clean under these conditions. A paint-like surface is advantageous here. Do not use road marking paints in covered areas, as these have a rough surface and become dirty too quickly.

Video | JAEGER marking paints for industrial and warehouse buildings

Video | Use of JAEGER marking spray for parking lot markings

Due to technical reasons, the colors shown on the monitor/display are not color-fast. Please refer to the color chart for binding colors.

Substrate preparation before marking work

Coatings on concrete, screed

Mineral substrates must be well bonded before starting the coating work; new concrete must be at least 4–6 weeks old. The substrate must be dry, clean, free of grease, and stable; loose and sandy layers must be removed. Concrete and screed must still be sufficiently absorbent to ensure adhesion. Any cement paste and sintered layers on the surface must be removed by sandblasting, milling, or treatment with dissolved citric acid. Oily concrete surfaces that have already been used are best cleaned by brushing with Jaeger 080 Special Cleaner or alkaline cleaning agents. Rinse with plenty of water or a steam jet. Allow surfaces to dry thoroughly. Moisture on the reverse side impairs adhesion.

Magnesite or hard concrete coatings and non-absorbent substrates
 

Remove wax or care products with nitro thinner. Sand the substrate or acidify with citric acid and rinse with water. If necessary, apply a coat of Kronalit® Epoxy Primer 819 + 5% Catalyst 883 to achieve better adhesion.

Coatings on steel
 

The substrate must be completely dry and clean, free of rust, scale, grease, and chemical contaminants. Use Jaeger Multigrund 715 for corrosion protection.

Sand down old coatings

; we recommend preliminary tests to check adhesion. Not suitable for glass. Carry out preliminary tests on plastics.

Number of coats as marking:
 

1x 2K PU Industrial Marking 761

Note

If a non-slip marking is desired, we recommend sprinkling dry quartz sand (0.1–0.33 mm) into the first coat while it is still wet. After drying, sweep off any excess sand and apply another coat. Approx. 200 g/m² quartz sand is required. For safety reasons, we always recommend adding quartz sand to markings covering the entire surface to prevent slipping.

When marking the entire surface, cracks may form on asphalt under strong sunlight, especially on new asphalt. Therefore, only apply thin layers to asphalt.

Tool cleaning:

With Jaeger Spezial Verdünnung 97

Video | Parking space markings with marking spray – step-by-step instructions