Safety Path’s linemarking and pavement markings absorb and store daylight and electric light. When light levels fall, the Safety Path linemarking and pavement marking emits the stored light creating a line or marking with enhanced visibility compared to standard painted lines. Available in pre-form, paint and thermoplastic versions.

Safety Path’s coatings are available for bitumen, asphalt, concrete and common building surfaces, and can be used indoors and outdoors. They are available as Safety Path WhiteLite^TM and Safety Path PureLite^TM, each with differing degrees of whiteness in daylight and the resultant brightness of the line at night. Safety Path Thermolite Purelite is our highest performing line available for use on public roads.

Safety Path linemarking should only be used on roads and paths that are dark, with no electric or ambient light, and where headlights do not directly illuminate the direction of travel. Example road locations are small radius curves and intersections, and kerbs of raised traffic islands on side roads. Safety Path lines for road applications contain high quality retro-reflective glass beads so that they reflect light when directly illuminated by headlights.

Safety Path linemarking is ideal for off-road paths including footpaths and shared paths, where there is no lighting such as paths along creeks and rivers and through large parks. Safety Path lines will help people get safely home, no matter whether they’re walking or riding.

A significant advantage of Safety Path’s lines and markings on roads is that it is more visible than ordinary linemarking in dark conditions, and it is significantly cheaper to install and operate than electric road lighting. There’s no electricity emissions, and no roadside poles that become new roadside hazards. Safety Path linemarking gives road agencies, road managers and Councils an option for affordably treating dark high-risk roads without the lengthy and costly design, construction and operating costs of electric road lighting.

In daylight and bright moonlight, Safety Paths linemarking and pavement marking looks and functions like ordinary lines, but in dark conditions it emits stored light enhancing its visibility and the consequential safety benefits for road users, workers and the public. In an outdoor application, laboratory testing shows that PureLite will achieve 100 mcd/m² at 1.5 hours, reducing to 10 mcd/m² after 12 hours (test certificates available for customers). When used on roads, the headlights of passing vehicles may re-energise the Safety Path linemarking and pavement marking, incrementally extending the longevity of the enhanced visibility line.

Safety Path’s linemarking is available as a pre-form thermoplastic line and pavement marking for roads, paths and car parks, and a hot and cold-applied systems for standard linemarking equipment.

Please Request a Quote using the link above or via our contact form with details of the location of the project, the quantities of lines required and the timing for installation.