Best Epoxy Floor Manufacturer in India| Jemkon Epoxy Floor Care Manual

1. CORPORATE OFFICE & FACTORY Gat No. 84, Dhanore Phata, Alandi-Markal Road, Alandi, Tal – Khed, Dist.- Pune. Postal Code-412 105 Mob.: +91-2135-202901 / +91 9324426288 FLOOR CARE MANUAL All Jemkon Floors need adequate cleaning and maintenance, no matter how much money you have invested in it. Failure to maintain Floors often results to failure in the floor protection as dirt always acts as an abrasive agent. The cleaning crew should follow the manufacturer’s specifications to achieve the maximum level of performance and appearance. How to Care for Your Coated Floor: Sweeping: 1. Sweep floors daily with a broom or mechanized sweeping equipment to prevent dust and dirt from accumulating. 2. If using a mechanized sweeper, be sure to use a soft bristle brush. Stiff brushes may scratch the coating causing it to lose gloss. Scrubbing: 1. Use a mild detergent (Nirma soap) recommended for floor cleaning. The frequency of scrubbing depends on the amount and type of soilage; however, all floors should be scrubbed at least once a week. High traffic areas such as aisle-ways should be scrubbed daily. Use a mop and bucket for greater productivity, use a mechanized scrubber, which is suited to your needs. 2. A mechanized floor machine should be equipped with soft nylon brushes or white pads. More aggressive brushes or pads will dull the surface. 3. Areas where oil and grease are frequently used, require daily scrubbing. Liquid Spills: Spills are safety hazards and should be cleaned up immediately. Spills of caustics, acids, and solvents should be cleaned up immediately to prevent damage to your floor coating. Harsh liquids that are allowed to remain on the floor may soften, discolor, or completely remove a coating or sealer. Scratches: Avoid sliding heavy machinery, pallets, or sharp objects across the floor, as this will cut and gouge your coating. Also, moisture can seep under the coating and result in peeling. Email : info@jemkon.com | Website : www.jemkon.com Page 1 of 3

2. CORPORATE OFFICE & FACTORY Gat No. 84, Dhanore Phata, Alandi-Markal Road, Alandi, Tal – Khed, Dist.- Pune. Postal Code-412 105 Mob.: +91-2135-202901 / +91 9324426288 Stain Prevention and Removal: If stains do occur, begin removal with a mild solution, progressing to stronger removers until the stain disappears. Inks, dyes and stains, which are a result of chemical attack, may never be completely removed. For your protection, always wear rubber gloves and eye protection when working with chemicals. Dried spills and stubborn stains: A spill, which is not removed, may dry and leave a film or stain that is difficult to remove. a. If the spill has dried, use a plastic tool to remove any residue, taking care not to scratch the coating. b. If stain persists, soak the area with a mild detergent. Allow 10 minutes for soaking before scrubbing and rinsing. If the stain is still there, soak the stain with a strong detergent. Allow this to soak for 10 minutes before scrubbing and rinsing. If detergent does not remove the stain, wet a clean cloth with household bleach and wipe the stained area to remove the stain. (Note: The bleach may dull the coating.) If the stain still remains, try lightly sanding the area with steel wool. This may dull the coating if vigorously sanded or stain has penetrated too deep. c. d. e. Rubber Marks and Burns: Rubber marks are deposits of rubber on or near the surface of a coating. In most cases, these can be removed by scrubbing with a strong concentration of detergent and water. a. Spot the area with a mild detergent and agitate with a stiff brush or mechanical scrubber. Let soak for 10 minutes. b. Add water and scrub thoroughly. c. Rubber burns are a change in the surface of a coating caused by heat and friction from spinning tires. In most cases, these can't be removed. Tire stains are caused by tires sitting on top of a coating and an exchange of chemical components between the standing tire and the coating. This in most cases cannot be removed without sanding.  Above all, the floor care culture is to be instilled among all, as we have to take them understand that this is not place of contempt, where anything is to be dumped and then broomed. Clean, well-kept, well maintained floors represent the image, the outlook, the approach of the organization. Rinse the area completely with water. Email : info@jemkon.com | Website : www.jemkon.com Page 2 of 3

3. CORPORATE OFFICE & FACTORY Gat No. 84, Dhanore Phata, Alandi-Markal Road, Alandi, Tal – Khed, Dist.- Pune. Postal Code-412 105 Mob.: +91-2135-202901 / +91 9324426288 Some of the recommended FLOORCARE machines: NILFISK-C-51/BA-500 EUREKA FORBES LTD AQUA CLEAN 421A EUREKA FORBES LTD SC MAJOR DELSTAR EQUIPMENTS Email : info@jemkon.com | Website : www.jemkon.com Page 3 of 3