Flooring abrasives are functional aggregates designed for ground hardening, anti-slip, and decorative purposes, typically made from high-hardness natural minerals (e.g., quartz sand, silicon carbide) or synthetic materials (e.g., alloy particles). Their key features include exceptional wear resistance, high compressive strength, and stable anti-slip properties, making them ideal for heavy-load, high-friction, or humid environments.

Primary applications cover:

• Industrial floors: Wear-resistant hardening for factories, warehouses, and workshops
• Commercial spaces: Decorative anti-slip surfaces in malls, parking lots, and staircases
• Public facilities: Durable paving for high-traffic areas like airports and hospitals
• Special floors: Functional reinforcement for dust-free or anti-static zones

During construction, flooring abrasives are mixed with epoxy resins or cement-based materials, then applied via broadcasting or troweling to form a uniform granular layer, ultimately creating a high-strength monolithic surface. Their easy installation, long service life, and low maintenance make them vital in modern flooring projects.

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