What is Thermoplastic Paint
 
Thermoplastic road marking paint, also called hot melt marking paint, is a specialized type of powder paint that is made from thermoplastic materials. Thermoplastic paint is composed of a mixture of resin, pigments, glass beads, fillers, and various additives.
 
Thermoplastic powder paint requires specialized equipment like a preheater machine – hot melt machine which will heat it to 200 °C (392 °F) to melt the powder. When heated, this material becomes liquid and can be applied to road surfaces. Once it cools and solidifies, it forms a durable and long-lasting marking on the road.
 
The unique characteristic of thermoplastics is their ability to soften when heated and solidify when cooled. This property allows for easy application and ensures a long-lasting and robust finish on road surfaces.
 
Application of Thermoplastic Road Marking Paint
 
1. Industrial Areas:

Thermoplastic road markings are used in industrial zones for safety and traffic management purposes.

2. Parking Lots:

Parking spaces, directional arrows, and pedestrian crossings in parking lots are often marked using thermoplastic paint.

3. Roads and Highways:

Thermoplastic markings are used for lane demarcation, edge lines, and center lines on roads and highways.

4. Airports:

Airports use thermoplastic markings for runway and taxiway guidance due to the material’s durability and reflective properties.
 
 

Features

 
1. Excellent anti-crack performance
2. Good leveling
3. Excellent reflective performance
4. Stain-resistant
5. Great wear-resisting
6. Eco-Friendly

 
Technical Specification