White, Red
WHITE / RED REFLECTIVE CHEVRONS
CLASS A & B
STANDARDS TPESC-A 19112 & TPESC-B 5098
Alternate white – red reflective stripes, self-adhesive, made up of microbeads.
- Class A / TPESC-A 19112 Multilayered microbead technology: BACS1
- Class B / TPESC-B 5098 Honeycomb microbead technology: BACS4, BACS44
Presentatie
Approved by UTAC. Light and commercial vehicles marked with our approved reflective stripes are highly visible both day and night, improving road traffic safety.
Class A / TPESC-A 19112 Multilayered microbead technology: BACS1
Class B / TPESC-B 5098 Honeycomb microbead technology: BACS4, BACS44
Samenstelling & formaat
| Filmtype | Approved markings |
| Kleeflaag | clear |
| Liner | Liner kraft |
| Breedte (mm) | 280 |
| Lengte (m) | 9x2 |
Verwerking
| Toepassing | reflective signs |
| Ondergronden | vehicles |
| Oppervlakken | flat |
| Duurzaamheid | long term |
Toepassing & onderhoud
- Suitable for wet application.
- Maintenance advice:
- Do not clean the film within the first 48 hours following its application.
- To avoid scratching the product, it is advised to start the cleaning process by rinsing with clear water and low pressure to remove dust from the surface. Then clean with a soft sponge and water that may contain a gentle detergent if necessary.
- High-pressure cleaning: the water jet must be at an angle of 90° to the surface. Do not keep the jet static on a single area. Maximum pressure: 75 bars. Maximum temperature: 50 °C (122 °F); Distance between the water jet and the retroreflective chevron: minimum of 1 meter. - In the case of already painted substrates, self-adhesive media must only be applied onto undamaged original paintwork. If the paintwork is not original and/or damaged, the application and the removal are at the judgement and risk of the installer.
Duurzaamheid in detail
- Vertical outdoor exposure: 7 years.
These results were obtained from a vertical outdoor exposure, for central European climate. The film durability depends on the climatic environment, inclination, as well as on the substrate preparation and film maintenance. An inclined exposure in hot climate (deserts, tropics, etc.) may result in a decrease of the film's durability.
