In 2018, the CGA conducted a nationwide survey of excavators asking the reasons behind their decision to not request a locate ticket. The top three responses were: Belief that project was in an area that didn’t need marking (30 percent) Belief that they were already aware of location of buried utilities (29 percent) […]
Trident Solutions, Inc. (“Trident”) of Sherman, TX, would like to announce the acquisition of LEM Products Inc. (“LEM”). The acquisition closed on December 17th, 2021. River Associates and Trident worked diligently to complete the transaction in just under two months. Terms of the transaction are not being disclosed. LEM is a Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of industrial
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RhinoPoly® is our proprietary blend of thermoplastics, pigments, and UV stabilizers. So what does that all mean? Well in our TriView® marker post it means you can run it over many times and it still gets right back up looking good. That’s because of it’s durability and flexibility. In the baking sun in a desert
Rhino UV Armor coating is our patent pending coating which comes with a 10-year warranty for products it’s applied to. It acts as an armor for our signs and surface markers protecting them from damaging ultraviolet or UV light. Long exposure to UV light causes damage over time which means your sign graphics will fade.
Our patented PolyTech Coating™ blocks damaging UV rays, prevents fiberbloom (bottom picture). It’s available on all our Fiberglass Composite posts and comes with a 10-year warranty. 2,000-hour Weatherometer Testing Without PolyTech Coating With PolyTech Coating Prevents Fading Completely Blocks UV Light Prevents Fiberbloom 10-Year Warranty SunCoat ✔ X X X Polytech
This video features a step by step guide through the installation process of a Rhino Hit Kit. Step #1 Place “DAMAGE” marker as close to the damage as safely possible. Step #2 Center the “MARK” post on the nearest locate mark perpendicularly from the damage. Step #3 Walk along the locate line 10′ each direction,
