July 2021

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,

We had over 30 people from across the country join us for a Friday afternoon discussion about worksite safety in 2021. ›››››››››››››››››››››››› The post Rhino January 2021 Roundtable | Keeping Jobsites Safe in 2021 appeared first on Rhino Marking & Protection.

New Department of Transportation regulations are paving the way for use of emerging technology to improve safety of America’s ROWs. In January, the DOT’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced new rules regarding the fastest-growing segment of the transportation sector: drones. The new rules will require Remote identification for drones as well as permit drone flight

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   Traditional fiberglass posts get fuzzy over time when the damaging effects of UV light cause the

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. This light causes damage over time which means your sign graphics will fade. Lucky for you

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