Road Marking Paints
Road Marking Paints is a traffic-marking range built around Indian highway practice, covering hot-applied reflective thermoplastic for permanent markings and cold-applied liquid paints for maintenance, parking and utility striping. The system is intended for lane lines, edge lines, stop bars, arrows, zebra crossings and industrial circulation markings, with India-first grades aligned to IRC:35 and MoRTH Clause 803 style requirements.
Highlights
India-focused road marking system aligned to IRC:35-2015 and MoRTH Clause 803 practices
Available in reflective thermoplastic, solvent-borne and water-borne marking grades
Suitable for highways, city roads, parking areas, airports, plants and logistics yards
Supports white and yellow highway markings with glass-bead-assisted night visibility
Thermoplastic grades are designed for 2.0-2.5 mm permanent markings with fast return to traffic
Cold-applied grades help with touch-up work, temporary diversions and lower-build striping
Pack formats can cover thermoplastic bags as well as liquid pails for maintenance crews
Features
India Grades & Standards
IRC:35-2015 road marking guidance
MoRTH Clause 803 / 803.4 thermoplastic practice
BS 3262 reflective thermoplastic benchmark
Type 1 premix glass beads
Type 2 drop-on glass beads
Available Types
Hot-applied reflective thermoplastic
Solvent-borne road marking paint
Water-borne road marking paint
Cold-applied plastic / high-durability marking system
Application & Build
Permanent lane lines, edge markings, arrows and crossings are typically executed in thermoplastic at about 2.0-2.5 mm build, heated to roughly 180-200 C and finished with reflectorising glass beads. Liquid grades are used where lower-build, quick maintenance or parking / plant striping is preferred.
Typical Coverage & Drying
Thermoplastic consumption is commonly around 4.0-4.5 kg/m2 at 2.0 mm thickness and 5.0-5.5 kg/m2 at 2.5 mm thickness, with traffic-worthy set in about 15 minutes under standard application conditions.
Packings Available
Thermoplastic grades are commonly packed in 25 kg PE / HDPE bags, with some project packs supplied at 30 kg. Cold-applied line-marking paints are typically planned in 20 L and 4 L pails for maintenance and parking-area work.
Typical Colours
White
Yellow
Black
Red
Blue
Areas of Application
Highways and expressways
Urban roads and junctions
Zebra crossings and stop bars
Parking bays and basements
Industrial plants and logistics yards
Airfields and utility roads
