Industrial Flooring

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Industrial Flooring

Strength You Can Step On.
Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) has become the go-to reinforcement choice for industrial flooring applications. Whether it is warehouse slabs, loading bays, or manufacturing facilities, SFRC provides unmatched resistance to impact, wear, and dynamic loading all without the need for conventional rebar or mesh.
One of the biggest advantages of SFRC flooring is the ability to increase joint spacing or design jointless slabs. Since joints are the weakest points in any industrial floor, reducing them significantly lowers long-term maintenance issues such as edge breaking, spalling, and differential settlement.

Steel fibers enhance post-crack ductility, enabling slabs to perform efficiently without reliance on closely spaced contraction joints.
At Stewols Bansal, our SHAKTIMAN® Steel Fibers are engineered to improve load distribution, control shrinkage cracking, and deliver long-lasting performance under heavy forklift and vehicular traffic.

Improved Surface Durability & Abrasion Resistance

Industrial environments such as logistics parks, automotive plants, and cold storage units demand floors that resist continuous abrasion and impact. The presence of steel fibers within the concrete matrix increases the toughness and wear resistance of the surface layer, extending the service life of the floor without frequent resurfacing.

Key Benefits

Crack Control

Minimizes plastic shrinkage and long-term crack propagation.

Load Resistance

Enhances flexural strength and improves post-crack load-bearing capacity.

Faster Installation

Eliminates need for rebar placement; pour and-finish in one go.

Toughness & Abrasion Resistance

Withstands heavy wear from equipment and repetitive loads.

Joint Spacing Optimization

Allows increased joint spacing, reducing maintenance and joint deterioration.

Cost Savings

Reduction in steel usage, labor, and construction time.

Warehousing & Logistics Centers

Cold Storage Units

Industrial Manufacturing Floors

Automotive Assembly Plants

Food & Beverage Plants

Heavy-duty Parking and Loading Areas

Typical Applications

Why SFRC for Flooring?

Conventional rebar-reinforced floors often suffer from premature cracking, curling at joints, and maintenance headaches. SFRC with hooked-end or crimped steel fibers allows for higher toughness and superior post-crack performance. With correct dosage and fiber type, concrete floors can achieve:

Durability for 30+ years with minimal maintenance

Reduced slab thickness due to improved flexural strength

Better shock and impact resistance, ideal for dynamic loads

Design & Standards Compliance

Our fibers conform to:

ASTM A820 – Type I (cold-drawn wire)

EN 14889-1: Steel Fibres for Concrete

IS 456 and IS 10262 – Indian Code compliance for mix design.

ISO 9001:2015 Quality Control processes

Recommended Fiber Types

Round Crimped Steel Fibers

Flat Crimped Steel Fibers

Hooked-End Steel Fibers

Galvanized or Brass-Coated for enhanced durability.

Suggested Dosage

20–40 kg/m³ depending on load conditions and slab thickness

Custom dosages provided based on project design.