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Page 1: Road Marking Paints 14.3.07
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THERMOLINE

RETROREFLECTIVE

ROAD MARKING PAINTS

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CROWN BERGER K LTD

BRIEF INTRODUCTION

– AN ISO 9001-2000 CERTIFIED

PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY

- Established in 1958

- Tie ups with

a) PPG - France

b) Ferro – South Africa

c) Berger International – Dubai & Singapore (part of ASIAN PAINTS INDIA LTD)

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CROWN BERGER K LTD Growth

… 2005 & 2006 : 23% growthMarket Share

… Enjoys 65% Kenyan market share

Path to Success

… Pioneered Thermoplastic in Kenya… now the only largest thermo manufacturer in the Kenya … efficient manufacturing and competitive pricing … acquisition of both paint and thermo companies

ASSET… one of the largest and most experienced sales forces… some of the best technical minds available

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RANGE OF PAINT PRODUCTS BEING MANUFACTURED

1. DECORATIVE PAINTS –

A- PREMIUM QUALITY “SOLO” RANGE OF PRODUCTS

B- ECONOMY GRADE VESTA RANGE OF PRODUCTS

C- SPECIAL FINISHES – TARTARUGA, ROCKFAST, DUOTONE, RUFF N TUFF, CROWN CREATIONS

D- ROOF PAINTS

E- FLOOR PAINTS

F- SCHOOL BOARD PAINTS, SQUASH COURT PAINTS

G- WOOD FINISHES & PRESERVATIVES

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RANGE OF PAINT PRODUCTS BEING MANUFACTURED (contd…)

2. MISCELLANEOUS & SUNDRIES –

A- Silicon Water Proofing Solutions

B- Fungicidal Wash

C- Mordant Solution / Passivating Wash D- Striplac Paint Remover

E- Rust Remover

F- Hymeg AD 12

G- PLASTER, BRICK, STONE PRIMERS

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RANGE OF PAINT PRODUCTS BEING MANUFACTURED (contd…)

2. METALLIC & SPECIALIZED COATINGS –

A- Aluminum & Bituminous Paints

B- Heat Resistant Paints – 200, 400, 600, 800 deg.C

C- Bituminous composition for drinking water tanks

3. PROTECTIVE COATINGS & MARINE PAINTS

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RANGE OF PAINT PRODUCTS BEING MANUFACTURED (contd…)

4. ROAD MARKING PAINTS –

A- CONVENTIONAL LIQUID ROAD MARKING PAINTS

B- NEW TECHNOLOGY HOT MELT RETRO REFLECTIVE

THERMOPLASTIC ROAD MARKING PAINTS

5. AUTOMOTIVE PAINTS -

A- NEXA AUTOCOLOR (METALLIC & SOLID COLORS FOR CARS)

B- SELEMIX 2K ACRYLIC SYSTEM

C- VITON & DUCO RANGE OF FAST DRY, CELLULOSE & 2K PAINTS, PRIMERS, THINNERS & SUNDRIES LIKE BODYFILLER, SPOT PUTTY, RUBBING COMPOUND, ETC.

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RANGE OF PAINT PRODUCTS BEING MANUFACTURED (contd…)

6. DECORATIVE SUNDRIES –

A- POLYFILLA

B- METAL / WOOD PUTTY

C- SOLFIX – PIPE SOLVENT CEMENT

D- WOOD & TILE ADHESIVES

E- PARQUET FLOORING

F- CONTACT ADHESIVES

G- BRUSHES

H- ROLLERS

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THERMOLINE

RETROREFLECTIVE

HOT MELT

THERMOPLASTIC

ROAD MARKING PAINTS

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PREFACE

Proper thermoplastic applications provide the public withreliable, long-term pavement markings that enhance thesafety of our roads.

Without a practical understanding ofthe necessary application requirements, however, we willcontinue to wonder why the results we attain may notmatch our expectations.

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Successful thermoplastic applications are the result of ahappy marriage of chemistry, material handling techniques,surface preparation, application techniques and weather.

Each of these elements require sound judgment, planningand execution by everyone involved in the project.

BERGER Paints has and always will be committed to supply the highest quality pavement markings in the country.

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BERGER “THERMOLINE”

RETRO-REFLECTIVE HOT MELT

THERMOPLASTICROAD MARKING

COATINGS

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

• WHAT ARE THE PURPOSES OF ROAD MARKINGS?

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

1.TO INFORM.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

2.TO GUIDE.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

3. TO ENFORCE.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

4.TO PROTECT.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

1. BY DAY.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

2.BY NIGHT

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

3. SKID RESISTANCE

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

4. PERFORMANCE.DRY TIME / DURABILITY.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

5. LONG LASTING: The normal service life of a liquid conventional road marking paint ranges from one month to maximum of six months; on an average, if we say that the life of liquid road marking paints is 3 months. The normal service life in case of Thermoplastic road marking paints is 5 years.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

• 6. MORE REFLECTIVITY: Since this paint has Intermix Ballotini Glass Beads in addition to the drop on glass beads, the reflectivity of the paint will not be much affected as the time goes due to the inherent property of the paint itself.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

• 7. MORE WHITENESS: Since the content of the resins are optimized, and all the raw material used is sourced from the world class reputed manufacturers, there is a marked difference in the whiteness and there will be no tendency of the fading away of the whiteness.

• 8. MORE THICKNESS OF THE COATING: The thickness of the thermoplastic coating is a minimum of 2.5mm to 3 mm, which allows the paint to last longer on the road.

• 9. EASE OF APPLICATION: The thermoplastic material is applied by a special machine, which is available with us, and which can be either given to you on hire basis, or can be bought by you. The material is very easy to apply by this machine.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

• 10. STRAIGHT LINE & SMOOTH FINISH: The application equipment is designed in such a way that the finish of the surface is excellent as compared to the conventional system of brushing.

• 11. MORE AREA CAN BE PAINTED PER DAY: Since the machine works faster as compared to the manual operation by brushes, more surface area can be painted in a day, thereby saving on the labour cost.

• 12. COVERAGE: Although we cannot compare the coverage of this coating with the conventional system of liquid painting, still, if we compare the cost of paint, labour and time involved in painting after every 3 months, the coverage comes out to be excellent if it is spread over a period of 5 years.

• Practically, the coverage of the thermoplastic road marking paints is 5 kg per sq.mtr.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

• 13. LUMINANCE DURING THE DAY AND NIGHT: The retro reflectivity of the paint during the night is excellent; this phenomenon is absent in case of liquid road line paint.

• 14. Non Bleeding No solvent hence no discoloration on tar roads. Excellent adhesion on asphalt/bitumen roads: Thermal bonding with the asphalt.

• 15. Excellent abrasion resistance Glass beads / aggregate system

• 16. Feasibility of physical warning Rumble Strips / Profile Markings

• 17. SHORT DRYING TIME: The thermoplastic paint dries in 10 minutes, and is open to heavy traffic immediately after drying.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

• 18. SOLVENT FREE: No hazardous solvent

• 19. EXCELLENT ABRASION RESISTANCE

• 20. COST EFFECTIVE: Comparing to the repeated costs of application including the cost of labour, cost of material, the cost of thermoplastic road marking paints is much less. More details can be provided on request.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

New product in the pipeline (secret revealed)

PREFORMED

THERMO-

PLASTIC

TAPE

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BENEFITS OF THERMOPLASTIC

1. COST EFFECTIVE.2. ENVIRONMENTALLY

FRIENDLY.3. VERSATILE.4. NON-DISRUPTIVE TO

TRAFFIC.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

APPLICATION METHODS1. SCREED.

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2. SPRAY.

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3. EXTRUSION.

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EQUIPMENT.

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CONVENTIONAL ROAD MARKINGS DISAPPEAR AT NIGHT WHEN WET.

ONE THIRD OF ALL REPORTED ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS OCCUR AT NIGHT.

HALF OF THESE ARE ON WET ROADS YET IN THE OK IT RAINS ONLY 10% OF THE TIME.

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

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STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

MATERIALS CAN BE MANUFACTURED TO MEET FOLLOWING:

1. AASHTO M249

2. BS 3262 PART 1 1989

3. EN 1436/1871

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CLASSIFICATION OF ROAD MARKING

• Conventional solvent based road marking

• Conventional Water borne road marking

• Solvent free road marking

• Hot Melt Thermoplastic Road Marking Paint

• Water borne retro-reflective Road Marking Paint

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DRIVING SAFETY THROUGH PRODUCT EXCELLENCE

COMMON TYPES OF ROAD MARKING MATERIALS

1. SOLVENT / WATERBASED

2. EPOXY

3. ACRYLIC

4. CHLORINATED RUBBER

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CONVENTIONAL SOLVENT BASED ROAD MARKING

ALKYD BASED TRAFFIC PAINTS

Features• Medium / Long oil alkyd based • Dries by solvent evaporation and oxidation• Can be applied by brush / spray• Economical

Limitations• Service life - 2- 4 months• Moderate drying• Poor abrasion resistance• Bleeding tendency on tar roads

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CONVENTIONAL SOLVENT BASED ROAD MARKING

CHLORINATED RUBBER BASEDFeatures• Fast drying • Dries by solvent evaporation • Better abrasion resistance than alkyd based products• Can be applied by brush / spray• Durable than alkyd based paints

Limitations• Service life - 3 - 6 months• Bleeding tendency on tar roads

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WATER BASED ROAD MARKING

WATER BASED ACRYLIC Features• Based on normal acrylic emulsion • Dries by coalescence and water evaporation• Recommended over tar as well as concrete• No bleeding tendency on tar roads• Moderate abrasion resistance• Can be applied by brush / spray

Limitations• Service Life - 2 - 4 months

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SOLVENT FREE ROAD MARKING

2K SOLVENT FREE EPOXY Features• Solvent free - No VOC• Dries by chemical cross linking• Excellent abrasion resistance• Good chemical and water resistance• Retro-reflective due to drop-on glass beads• Life expectancy - 1 - 2 years depending on DFT

Limitations• Requires plural gun for application• Chalking tendency• Higher cost

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SOLVENT FREE ROAD MARKING

2K SOLVENT FREE PU / POLYUREAFeatures• Solvent free - No VOC• Dries by chemical cross linking• Excellent abrasion resistance• Good chemical and water resistance• Retro-reflective due to drop-on glass beads• Excellent exterior durability• Life expectancy - 1 - 2 years

Disadvantages• Requires plural gun for application• Expensive

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CURRENT TRENDS

• HOT MELT THERMOPLASTIC ROAD MARKING MATERIAL

• WATER BORNE RETRO-REFLECTIVE ROAD MARKING PAINT

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HOT MELT ROAD MARKING

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The Thermoplastic Advantage

• Non Bleeding– No solvent hence no discoloration on tar

roads

• Excellent adhesion on asphalt / bitumen roads– Thermal bonding with the asphalt

• Excellent abrasion resistance– Glass beads / aggregate system

• Feasibility of physical warning– Rumble Strips / Profile Markings

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HOT MELT THERMOPLASTIC ROAD MARKING MATERIAL

COMPOSITION• Hard resin - aliphatic hydrocarbon/Alkyd resin

• Flow control additives

• Pigments and extenders

• Aggregates - Quartz sand

• Glass beads

- Intermix - BS 6088 - Type A

- Drop-on - BS 6088 - Type B

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HOT MELT ROAD MARKING

FEATURES• Long service life (18 months / 2.5 - 3.0 mm)• Short drying time (5 - 10 minutes)• Solvent Free - No hazardous solvent• Excellent adhesion on asphalt / bitumen

roads• Excellent abrasion resistance• Retro-reflective for night visibility• Non Bleeding

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HOT MELT ROAD MARKING

LIMITATIONS

• Poor adhesion to concrete - separate primer required

• Poor solvent resistance

• High energy intensive / high cost

• Requires special equipment for application - Temp : 180 - 200 Deg.C.

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COMPARISON OF ALKYD VS ALIPHATIC HOT MELT

ROAD MARKINGALIPHATIC

HYDROCAROBN BASED ALKYD BASED

Derived from petroleum feed stock.

Based on maleic modified glycerol ester

Less durable More durable

Long term glass beads retention – Moderate

Long term glass beads retention – Good

Inadequate resistance to petroleum products like oil, grease.

More impervious to petroleum products

Applied on long lines where there are moving traffics.

Applied on city streets, intersections and parking lots

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HOT MELT ROAD MARKINGSpecification

Sr. Property BS 3262 MOST

1. Binder % 20 ± 2 18 Min.

2. Solid Glass Beads %

20 Min. 30 – 40

3. TiO2 - 10 min.

4. Softening Point > 65 Deg.C.

102.5 ± 9.5

5. Drying time - < 15 min.

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HOT MELT ROAD MARKINGSpecification

Sr. Property BS 3262 MOST

6. Luminance White Yellow

> 70 > 50

> 65 > 45

7. Skid Resistence

> 45 > 45

8. Yellowing Index

- < 0.12

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GLASS BEAD SPECIFICATION BS 6088

Roundness - > 70 % true spheres

Refractive Index - > 1.50

PERCENTAGE RETAINED

SIEVE SIZE TYPE A TYPE B

1.18 mm 0 –3 -

850 micron 5 – 20 0 – 5

600 micron - 5 – 20

425 micron 65 – 95 -

300 micron - 30 – 75

180 micron 0 – 10 10 – 30

Below 180 micron

- 0 -15

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APPLICATION

• Material should be heated to 180 – 200 Deg C in a pre-heater with constant and adequate homogenization

– Ensures uniform dispersion of the thermoplastic ingredients– Oil jacketed mixers are recommended for control heating which

otherwise may lead to product discolouration and binder disintegration.

• Transfer the same to the application machine and continue homogenization and check for temperature of 180–200 °C

– Lower temperatures would result in poor bonding with tar surface

• Check for color, change in color implies that material has been scorched and should not be applied

– Change in color indicates a breakdown of the raw material

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APPLICATION (contd…)• Drop on glass beads should be immediately dropped onto

surface to ensure adherence upto a depth of 50 – 60 % – Too low penetrations - reduction in life of initial retro-reflectivity– Too high penetrations – loss of initial retro-reflectivity

• Ensure proper thickness (2-3mm) to ensure that the material holds adequate heat – Vital for long life, proper glass bead adhesion and good thermal

bonding

• Constant monitoring of temperature and frequent agitation vital during laying of material

• Material should not be heated above 220 Deg C nor held for over 6 hours at 180 Deg C and above

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DO’S AND DONT’SDO’S

• Ensure clean and dry pavement before application

• Ensure pavement and air temperature above 10 Deg.C.

• Apply recommended primer for concrete and aged asphalt roads

• Ensure residual removal of primer prior to thermoplastic application

• Verify material temperature and calibrate kettle thermometer

• Apply material at proper bonding temperature as per recommendation

• Monitor drop on glass bead application and embedment

• Maintain daily application and inspection records

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DO’S AND DONT’SDONT’S

• Do not over heat the material than specified temperature range

• Do not heat the material continuously for more than 4 hours as over heating may lead to darkening and scorching of the material

• Do not mix alkyd and hydrocarbon thermoplastic in kettle.

• Avoid burner flame contact directly to the material vessel surface

• Do not apply thermoplastic when the substrate is wet

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MANUAL HM RM APPLICATION MACHINE

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HMRM - RETRO-REFLECTIVITY DURING

NIGHT (WHITE MARKING)

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Retro-reflection - Principle

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Retro-reflection

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Retro-reflectometer

Mirolux 7

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Retro-reflection - values

• Fresh application- White - 300 - 450 mcd / lux / sqm - Yellow - 225 - 350 mcd / lux / sqm

• After 6 months- White - 100 - 250 mcd / lux / sqm- Yellow - 100 - 200 mcd / lux / sqm

• After 1 year- White - 100 - 120 mcd / lux / sqm- Yellow - 80 - 100 mcd / lux / sqm

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Luminance

• The luminous intensity (brightness) of light refracted or transmitted by a material in a given direction per unit of projected area of the material, as viewed from that direction.

• Light Source - Illuminant C

• Geometry • Incidence - 45 Deg.angle to the specimen• Observation - 0 Deg. to Normal by

photodetector

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Luminance

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Yellowness Index• Yellowness is an attribute by which an object colour is judged

to depart from standard white toward yellow.

• Test Method - ASTM E 313 / 73 (D 1925)• Instrument - Spectrophotometer• Geometry - 2 Deg.• Illuminant C

• Yellowness Index (YI) = 100 * (1.28 X - 1.06 Z) ----------------------------- Y• X, Y & Z are tristimulus value of colour

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Spectro-photometer

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Product Limitations

• It’s a “thermoplastic”– Softens on heat and hence susceptible to dirt

pick up

• Poor solvent / oil / diesel resistance– Softens on exposure, increasing the dirt pick up

• Not suited for congested traffic zones, stop lines, speed breakers owing to above

• Energy Intensive• Safety hazard

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THERMOLINE (PC 2164)

• Aliphatic hydrocarbon based retro-reflective thermoplastic road marking

• Confirms to BS 3262 specification

• Fast drying properties

• Excellent adhesion to asphalt / bitumen roads

• Good exterior durability

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THERMOLINE ROAD MARKINGS

Technical Data 

Colour White & Yellow 

Composition

 Binder Min. 18%

Glass beads (Intermix) Min. 20%

Aggregates

(including glass beads, pigment & extender) 80 + 2%Softening Point Greater than 65°CGlass Bead (Intermix)6088AYellowness Index (For White) Not more than 0.12Drying time Max. 15 minutesDaylight Luminance @ 45° White Min. 70% Yellow Min. 50%Flow resistance Not more than 25%

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Directions for use

Heat the material to 180-200°C in the pre-heater with adequate agitation till the material becomes a homogenized liquid.

Ensure that the road surface is clean, free from dust and moisture.Heavy deposits of paint require removal.

For aged asphalt roads and concrete roads application of a special primer coat is recommended for proper bonding of the material with the road surface.

Ensure that the primer is thoroughly dry and void of solvent prior to application of the thermoplastic material.

Ensure temperature of 180 – 200°C and adequate agitation during application.

Do not hold thermoplastic above 180°C for more than 6 hours.Do not heat the material above 220°C at any in time.Change in colour indicates that the material has been scorched

owing to overheating and needs to be discarded.Drop-on glass beads must be immediately deposited after

thermoplastic application

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WATER BORNE RETROREFLECTIVE

COATINGS

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WATERBORNE RETRO-REFLECTIVE

ROAD MARKING

• Based on fast drying pure acrylic emulsion

• Designed to address the following issues of HMRM

- Poor adhesion on concrete

- High energy intensive

- Application temperature -180 - 200 Deg.C.

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WATER BORNE RETRO-REFLECTIVE

ROAD MARKINGFEATURES• Long service life (12 - 18 months / 250 microns)• Fast drying ( 10 - 20 min) • Excellent exterior durability• Environmentally friendly - water based• Retro-reflective for night visibility• Can be applied on asphalt as well as concrete roads with

out special primer

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WATER BORNE RETRO-REFLECTIVE

ROAD MARKINGFEATURES

• Excellent whiteness retention

• Excellent resistance to early rain wash out

• Highly cost effective (energy cost is not involved)

• Non bleeding

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WATER BORNE ROAD MARKING - APPLICATION

• Application is by airless / air assisted spray

• Manual as well as automatic machine

• All machine part are made up of stainless steel

• Drop on glass beads

- 0.4 mm - 340 gms / M2

- 1.0 mm - 450 gms / M2

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WATER BORNE ROAD MARKING MACHINE

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WATER BORNE ROAD MARKING MACHINE

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General Warranty and Shelf Life Information

The materials will meet the requirements of the specification for a period of up to 1 year.

The thermoplastic will melt uniformly with no evidence of skins or unmelted particles for this 1-year period.

No additional straining should be necessary when loading although it is considered good practice to ensure trouble free operation.

Application/Performance –These products have been proven to meet certain standards of

durability and retro-reflectance although without proper application, we can not guarantee any material will meet any minimum standards. These materials are often part of a binder and bead package, which must be applied properly to obtain satisfactory results.

These are general warranty provisions and are intended as a rough guideline only; any government specification may override these conditions of warranty, which in case these become void.

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