Photoluminescent Coating Crash Barrier Safelight Radium Paint

Streetlight Radium Paint – Night Glow Safety Coating for Roads

Streetlight Radium Paint is a next-generation photoluminescent coating designed for highways, expressways, and accident-prone areas. Unlike traditional reflective paints that rely on headlights, this paint absorbs sunlight or ambient light and glows naturally in the dark, visible from up to 1 km away. It provides drivers with early warnings, reducing accidents and improving road safety.

Key Applications

• Crash barriers (primary safety structures)

• Road dividers, flower beds, and curb stones

• Quarter stones and kilometer stones

• Sharp curves, underpasses, hills, and poorly lit stretches

• City roads, rural roads, parking lots, housing societies, institutional campuses

Benefits

✓ Visibility up to 1 km in darkness
✓ Continuous glow for safe night driving
✓ Works without headlights – unlike reflective paints
✓ Prevents lane-crossing and run-off-road accidents
✓ Cost-effective: ₹5 lakh/km vs. ₹100 lakh/km for streetlights
✓ Zero electricity, zero maintenance, eco-friendly
✓ Durable, weather-resistant, 5-year life
✓ Reduces carbon footprint compared to electric lighting

Cost Advantage

• Streetlights: ₹100 lakh/km + maintenance + electricity

• Radium Paint: ₹5 lakh/km, no operating cost, long-lasting performance

Technical Highlights

• Glow Duration: Visible up to 1 km in darkness

• Glow Source: Absorbs sunlight or ambient light

• Substrates: Concrete, metal, stone

• Properties: Weather-resistant, dust-proof, fog-proof, heat & rain stable

• Service Life: Up to 5 years

Use Case Example

On highways and rural roads without streetlights, crash barriers and dividers coated with Streetlight Radium Paint stay visible even in pitch darkness. Drivers approaching at high speed notice the glowing outline early, gaining enough time to brake safely. This reduces both minor collisions and fatal accidents.

Ideal For

 

• Highways & expressways

• Rural and village roads

• Industrial areas & parking lots

• Housing societies & institutional campuses

• Accident-prone zones with poor/no street lighting