Fast Dry Thermoplastic Road Marking Paint Curing Spray Coating For Road Safety & Vehicle Traffic Control Application Process Applying thermoplastic road marking paint involves heating the
material to a temperature between 180°C and 220°C using a
preheater. Once melted, the paint is transferred to a road marking
machine and applied directly to the road surface. During
application, glass beads are usually dropped onto the hot paint to
enhance reflectivity. The paint cools and hardens within minutes,
creating a durable, high-visibility line. Proper surface cleaning
and temperature control are essential to ensure strong adhesion and
long-term performance. Product Specifications | Item | Thermoplastic road marking paint |
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| Appearance | Powder |
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| Color | White, Yellow, and other options |
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| Main material | C5 petroleum resin |
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| Construction temperature | 180-220℃ |
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| Dry speed | Within 3 minutes |
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| Coverage rate | 1 ton covers over 200㎡ |
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| Package | 25kg per bag |
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Key Advantages - Durability and Longevity: Thermoplastic markings are highly durable and can last
significantly longer than traditional paint, potentially up to 10
times longer. This translates to less frequent maintenance and
reduced long-term costs.
- High Visibility: Thermoplastic provides excellent daytime and nighttime visibility,
especially when embedded with glass beads, making roads safer.
- Weather Resistance: It is resistant to fading from sunlight and can be applied in a
wider range of temperatures than traditional paints.
- Quick Drying: Thermoplastic cures and dries quickly, minimizing traffic
disruption during application.
- Cost-Effective in the Long Run: While the initial cost is higher, the extended lifespan and
reduced maintenance needs can make it a more cost-effective
solution over time, especially for heavily traveled roads.
Customization Services We support OEM, including customized packaging and private
labeling. We can also tailor the formulation of our road marking
paint to meet specific standards.
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