Screed applied reflectorised thermoplastic road markings are available in various levels of Luminance, Skid Resistance & Reflectivity.
Screed materials are thermoplastics, which possess higher viscosities than spray plastic materials.
The application to the road surface is achieved by pouring material through an opening in a heated screed mould.
Screed thermoplastic product consists of a mixture of light coloured aggregates, pigment and extender bound together with a thermoplastic binder system.
The exact composition of an Screed thermoplastic grade will depend on the specification requirements, and is designed that when in a molten state, it can be applied onto the road surface to give an even line of good definition.
APPLICATION
This process employs a self propelled application pram. The Screed process utilises gravity to screed the hot thermoplastic through a gate opening set to produce a line of pre-selected thickness of material onto the road surface. Glass beads are gravity applied to the molten line. For more details refer to our Thermoplastic Screed Method Statement.
Recommended Thickness 2 .0 – 4.25 mm.
TYPICAL USES
- A low output marking for traffic delineation, advisory markings and mandatory markings in urban areas where space is limited and for small sites where it is impractical to use truck mounted application equipment.
FEATURES
- Durable thermoplastic and long lasting.
- Compliance with IS EN 1436 & IS EN 1871.
