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Brand Name : | HUA QUN |
Model Number : | HQ-146 |
Certification : | ISO9001 |
Price : | Pending |
Payment Terms : | L/C, T/T, Western Union |
Supply Ability : | 100 tons per day |
Delivery Time : | 3-7work days |
Description of Thermoplastic Road Line Paint
1. Material Composition
Resin Type and Quality: High-quality thermoplastic resins, such as
hydrocarbon or maleic resins, provide better binding properties and
durability.
Pigments: Stable and durable pigments (e.g., titanium dioxide for
white lines) ensure the coating maintains its color and integrity
over time.
Glass Beads: Glass beads not only improve reflectivity but also
affect wear resistance. Properly embedded beads enhance durability,
while poorly embedded beads can increase wear.
Fillers: The type and proportion of fillers (e.g., calcium
carbonate) impact the mechanical strength and abrasion resistance.
2. Application Thickness
Thickness of the Coating Layer: A properly applied layer (typically
1.5-2.5 mm for road markings) ensures sufficient material to resist
wear. Thinner layers wear out faster under traffic.
3. Road Surface Compatibility
Surface Type: Adhesion is better on smooth, well-prepared surfaces
(like asphalt) than on rough or porous surfaces, which can
accelerate wear.
Surface Preparation: Improperly cleaned or primed surfaces can lead
to poor bonding and quicker wear.
4. Traffic Conditions
Traffic Volume and Weight: Roads with heavy traffic or high loads
(e.g., trucks) subject coatings to increased abrasion, leading to
faster wear.
Vehicle Speeds: Higher speeds generate more friction and heat,
which can degrade the coating faster.
5. Environmental Factors
Temperature Variations: Extreme heat or cold can cause thermal
expansion or contraction, leading to cracking or flaking of the
coating.
Rain and Moisture: Prolonged exposure to water can weaken the bond
between the coating and the road surface.
UV Radiation: Prolonged sun exposure can degrade the resin and
pigments, reducing wear resistance.
6. Application Process
Heating Temperature: Proper heating (180°C-220°C) ensures the
coating melts uniformly and bonds well to the surface. Overheating
or underheating can compromise adhesion and durability.
Mixing Uniformity: Uneven distribution of components (resin, glass
beads, fillers) during application can result in weak spots that
wear out faster.
Curing Time: Allowing the coating to cure adequately ensures it
reaches its optimal hardness and wear resistance.
7. Glass Bead Quality and Embedding
Bead Hardness: Harder beads provide better resistance to abrasion
and longer-lasting retro-reflectivity.
Bead Coverage: Evenly distributed beads that are embedded at the
right depth (~50% into the coating) balance reflectivity and
durability.
8. Maintenance Practices
Cleaning: Regular cleaning of road surfaces prevents dirt and
debris from accelerating wear on the coating.
Repairs: Timely patching of damaged or worn sections prevents
further degradation.
9. Compliance with Standards
Testing and Certification: Coatings manufactured and applied
according to recognized standards (e.g., BS 3262 or ASTM) often
exhibit better wear resistance because they meet stringent quality
requirements.
Detailed Process of Thermoplastic Paint Construction
1. Prepare the Surface
3. Heat the Thermoplastic Paint
4. Primer Application (if required)
5. Apply the Paint
6. Check and Correct
After the coating is completed, check and correct the line shape, check the spread of glass beads, etc.
After confirming that it is correct, the construction site will be cleaned up.
After the line is dried and hardened, the relevant construction equipment can be transferred, the safety facilities can be dismantled, and the traffic can be opened.
Customized Formula | ||
Customized Formula | Content(Customized range) | Characteristics |
C5 Resin | 10%-22% | Fluidity Toughness Hardness Adhesion |
Titanium Dioxide | 0.5-10% | 0.5%-30% |
Premixed glass beads | 0%-30% | Reflective after surface wear |
Calcium Carbonate Sand | 30%-80% | Whiteness Wear-resistant Hardness |
PE Wax | 1%-1.5% | Cold and heat resistant |
EVA | 0.5%-1% | Crack resistance |
Plasticizer | 1%-1.5% | Toughness |
Advantages of Thermoplastic Paint
- High Durability
It has excellent abrasion - resistance and can withstand repeated
friction and pressure from vehicles and pedestrians. It can
maintain a good appearance for a long time even in areas with heavy
traffic. For example, on the lane markings of a highway, it's not
easy to wear out even after a large number of vehicles have passed
over it.
- Quick - drying
It dries fast and can be put into use shortly after application.
This is very important in road construction as it can reduce the
impact on traffic.
What Are The Application Of Thermoplastic Paint
Hot melt paint is mainly applied in the following fields:
Transportation Field
- Road Marking: This is the most important application of hot -
melt paint. For example, in expressways, urban roads, parking lots
and other places, hot - melt paint is used to draw traffic markings
such as lane lines, crosswalks, stop lines and directional arrows.
Because it dries quickly and the road can be open to traffic in a
short time. Moreover, it is wear - resistant and pressure -
resistant and can withstand the frequent passage of vehicles and
various weather changes.
Industrial Field
- Equipment Marking: In factory workshops, it is used to mark
various machinery and equipment. For example, in the dangerous
parts of large - scale machinery, around operation buttons, and the
direction of pipelines, clear markings are made with hot - melt
paint to play a role of warning and guiding operation.
Architectural Field
- Floor Marking: In the public areas of buildings, such as shopping
malls, supermarkets, hospitals, schools and other places, hot -
melt paint is used to divide different functional areas, such as
shopping aisles, safety passages, queuing areas, etc. It is not
only eye - catching but also durable.
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