MEON LTD | PROJECT HIGHWAYS ZERO

DELIVERING ENVIRONMENTALLY GREAT SURFACES Project Highways Zero started in 2020 to highlight how carbon savings can be made across our highway and transportation infrastructure with respect to line marking and surface repairs. The campaign is backed by industry experts Meon Ltd, who are passionate on delivering environmentally great surfaces. We will be running a series of short online presentations, discussion forums and events to highlight how carbon savings can be made with line marking and surface repairs. Ensuring safety, durability and sustainability factors influence the choice of line marking material and application methods. Our Purpose... PMMA Poly Methyl methacrylate technology was originally developed by Germans early 1900’s. During the 1950’s it became a ‘go-to’ substrate for making acryclics etc due to high stress properties. Exceptional adhesive properties offered opportunities to be utilised within the automotive industry. The ability to adjust the rigid properties of the formulation enabled the technology to be used in manufacturing of robust education equipment. Medical industry identified the potential to utilise the technology for dental fillings and bone repairs. The low water absorption properties meant the technology could be used in cosmetic applications. All these properties can be adjusted and the combination developed to formulate high durability line marking systems. First used in the UK in early 2000 The Fundamentals... Project Highways Zero’s purpose is to highlight how carbon savings can be made with line marking and surface repairs across our highways infrastructure. This is underpinned by the fundamental elements that all line marking and surface repair systems used on the UK should have a focus around: SAFETY | DURABILITY | ENVIRONMENTAL Find out more... www.netzerocarbonhighways.com