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What is anti-skid surfacing?

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Anti-skid (or high friction) surfacing involves applying a resin binder seeded with calcined bauxite aggregate. It provides exceptional grip and is commonly used on car park ramps, breaking zones, and pedestrian walkways. It significantly reduces stopping distances and prevents skidding in wet conditions. MPS applies these systems to improve safety in high-risk infrastructure areas.
Topics: Flooring & Car Parks Safety Construction

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