Preform
Easy to use Preformed Thermoplastic Road Marking Materials
Preform is a range of versatile thermoplastic road markings used widely throughout the world to provide high performance visual warnings for road safety.
Preform is available in a wide range of sizes, shapes and colours including standard line marking colours and widths, standard horizontal single and multi-coloured highway symbols or any bespoke design such as logos for sports clubs, companies and other organisations.
Preform is factory-produced to form precision lines and shapes which simply could not be achieved by applying liquid thermoplastic by the hand-drawn method. Preform requires no expensive application equipment.
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Uses Include:
New highway markings, highway utility reinstatements, car parks, footpaths, cycle paths, airports, offices and factories, ports, playgrounds, stations, hard sports surfaces and company logos.
- Acryline
- Adtex
- Bitex Black/Clear Primer
- Blocseal
- Clearline
- Coldgrip
- Colour Coated Aggregates
- Colourgrip
- Colourplus
- Duramark
- Ecoline
- Euromark/Eurospray
- Eurorib
- GeoPave
- Gripex
- Hotgrip
- HSR Yellow Linemark
- Hycolour 193
- Linextra
- Lineflex
- Linemark/Linespray
- Natural Aggregates
- Preform
- Primer C
- Red Route
- Retroflex RW3
- Retrolux
- Retroskid
- Ribmark
- Surface Regulator
- Easy to apply requires only one person and a gas flame torch
- Precise and consistent line and symbol definition due to off-site factory manufacture.
- Available in precut
lines, rolls, numbers, letters, symbols and multi-coloured bespoke designs - Surface can be
returned to use within minutes - Permanent as good
as conventional liquid-applied thermoplastic - Long lasting
- White Preform Includes highly refractive glass beads for high visibility
Please thank your colleagues for their hospitality you all showed us, it was very pleasant and informative. We seem to be having a good spell at present and have picked up a number of contracts requiring Adbruf material.
Mike Sugg
Cirencester Civil
Engineering Ltd
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