
Application
Airports
Preformed thermoplastic airfield markings for taxiways, aprons and other non-runway surfaces, applied by certified crews.
How it works
Airfield markings are read by pilots and ground crews at speed, in all weather, through de-icing fluid and ground-handling traffic. AirMark is preformed thermoplastic made for the airside surfaces other than the runway: taxiway markings, hold positions, apron and ramp markings, aircraft parking and tie-down positions, and airside vehicle roadways, in five standard colours. Glass beads run through the full cross-section, so retroreflectivity holds as the marking wears, and it resists aviation fuels, lubricants and de-icers. HUB's certified crews heat-apply it inside a closure window, and the marking is open to traffic once it has cooled.
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The work
HUB installations, photographed on site.
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AirMark airfield pavement marking, Vancouver International Airport, Richmond, British Columbia

Airfield pavement marking

AirMark airfield pavement marking, Vancouver International Airport, Richmond, British Columbia

AirMark airfield pavement marking, Toronto Pearson International Airport, Mississauga, Ontario

AirMark airfield pavement marking
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