Creating safe and secure school routes: Water-based nano retroreflective method - Safety Coat
It can be painted on various places such as road shoulders, curbs, and blocks to improve high visibility during the day and night, from the perspective of preventing accidents and ensuring safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
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(Water-based Nano Retroreflective Method) *The base paint is Nano R·H. (Features) 1. It can brighten roadways and sidewalks, particularly ensuring safety on school routes and preventing accidents. 2. By combining it with special high-brightness reflective materials, driver visibility is enhanced, protecting nighttime pedestrians from accidents. 3. It can be applied to asphalt pavement, concrete pavement, roadways, and sidewalks. 4. The base paint is a water-based nano hard paint (Nano R·H), which contains no harmful substances or VOCs and is an odorless paint that allows for any coloring.
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Kamekawa Elementary School commuting route, Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture Firefighting water tank, Ushibuka Town, Amakusa City, Kumamoto Prefecture - commissioned construction by Amakusa City
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| Nano R·H | This is a road-use hard water-based nano paint used in the safety coat method. You can freely choose colors from a rich variety of options according to the environment and purpose of use, and it is a colored paving material with increased durability against wear and tear. |
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We are a company that manufactures and sells water-based paints in Kumamoto, Kyushu. We conduct made-to-order production to meet our customers' needs. Please feel free to contact us. We are also continuously recruiting construction agents. If you contact us via email, we will respond accordingly. Thank you very much.
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