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The composition of thermoplastic road marking paint typically includes the following ingredients:

• Synthetic Resin: The primary component that provides thermoplastic properties, allowing it to melt and bond with the road surface upon heating.
• Glass Beads: Mixed into the paint to enhance visibility, especially during low-light conditions, acting as reflective elements.
• Pigments and Additives: Incorporated to give the paint its color and specific characteristics, including UV stabilizers, anti-skid agents, and drying accelerators.

The application of thermoplastic road marking paint involves several key steps:

• Surface Preparation: The road surface must be clean, dry, and free of any debris or contaminants before application.
• Heating: The thermoplastic paint is heated to 150°C-220°C, causing it to melt and become liquid.
• Application: The molten paint is applied to the road surface using specialized equipment for precise and uniform markings.
• Glass Bead Application: Immediately after applying the paint, glass beads are sprinkled onto the surface to enhance reflectivity.
• Cooling: The painted markings cool and solidify, forming a durable and long-lasting bond with the road.

Thermoplastic road marking paint, also called thermoplastic coating or hot melt marking paint, is like a powder paint. A hot melt kettle heats the road marking paint to 200°C, and then it is sprayed onto the road surface. After cooling, the paint is wear-resistant, reflective and bright. It is fast drying and can be driven over after a few minutes. To help with identification of road markings in the dark, reflective glass beads are added as they improve the brightness as well as durability.