Unite* and Highway access covers are the only ranges on the UK market to include provisions for communications equipment, such as antennas, to be installed within the cover.
The ID bolt provision can be used for antennas, allowing communications equipment, such as water meter monitoring, to be installed within a chamber beneath a cover whilevproviding a strong signal above ground without the need to dig or adjust the surrounding road surface. Saving significant time, effort and money while minimising disruption.
Resin badges excel in durability because of their unique chemical composition and curing process. When liquid resin hardens, it forms a robust polymer structure that resists impacts, scratches, and general wear and tear. This makes them ideal for areas where they might frequently come into contact with other surfaces or face rough handling.
The manufacturing process also contributes to their durability. The liquid resin is poured into molds and cured under controlled conditions, creating a solid piece without weak points or seams that could fail under stress. This seamless construction means there are no edges or layers that can separate or peel over time.
Chemical resistance
Resin badges hold up well against most common cleaning products and aren't easily damaged by exposure to mild chemicals or solvents
Weather resistance
They maintain their appearance and structural integrity when exposed to UV light, rain, and temperature fluctuations
Impact resistance
The slightly flexible nature of resin helps absorb shock without cracking or chipping, unlike more brittle materials like ceramic or enamel
Colour stability
The pigments used in resin badges are typically sealed within the material itself, preventing fading or wear of the design even with frequent handling