Thermoplastic
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Road
markings with excellent grip
Waterborne road
marking paint is one good alternative to thermoplastic.
It is both functional and environmentally friendly.
So, what do we choose? The Highways Agency in Sweden
knows the answer.
- When it comes to maintenance of motorways, functionality,
safety and finance must go hand in hand. Waterborne
road marking paint from Cleanosol gives us both the
lowest annual costs and functional lines on top of the
old thermoplastic markings, says the Highways Agency.
Over two years the Highways Agency applied a total of
920 km of road markings on the E4, E6 and E22 (Swedish
motorways) using waterborne paint, known as Mercalin
6010, from Cleanosol. The waterborne road marking paint
was applied in a wet film thickness of 0.6 to 0.7 mm
with 0.6 kg of drop-on glass beads per square metre.
The size of the drop-on glass beads (0.2-1.4 mm) made
it possible to achieve a road marking with good wet
night visibility.
The drivers thus got a new, functional road marking.
And during the application a huge paint truck with a
carrying capacity of 10,000 litres of paint and 10 tons
of glass beads was used.
New Product 35E20L
The product 35E20L which was tested last year in the Baltic States has this year, 2008 got a commercial breakthr...
