OMNIGRIP HF is a high friction surface treatment (HFST) which is a veneer overlay applied to asphalt and / or concrete roads and highways to improve surface friction and resulting in decreased braking distances and threshold impact speeds in emergency situations

Upon curing the OMNIGRIP HF system is resistant to all road contaminates including oil, petrol and de-icing salts with excellent adhesion to asphalt and concrete surfaces.

· High Friction - SRV > 70
· Increased Surface Texture
· Up to 33% Reduction in Vehicle Braking Distances
· Reduced Threshold Braking Speeds · Fuel & Oil Resistant
· Accident Reduction
· Concrete / Asphalt Surfaces

· School & Pedestrian Crossings
· Intersections & Roundabouts
· Tight Radius Corners and Slip Lanes
· Steep Inclines / Declines

Contrary to misconceptions within the traffic engineering environment, the installation of a high friction surface treatment does not necessarily equate to lower incident rates. It should be understood that the basic function of a HFST is to impart and maintain a level of friction and texture that is not achievable by traditional pavement construction methods

Accordingly, a HFST under normal traffic conditions has no impact on day to day driver behaviour and attitudes. Hence, a HFST is not designed to provide a reduction in traffic accident statistics that are directly attributed to behavioural considerations in it's many and various forms.

In fact a HFST becomes an effective road safety instrument in emergency situations where conditions provide the driver with a situation having to brake suddenly to evade a potential incident. In these circumstances, the high friction surface of the road provides the physics and performance capability to allow a vehicle to obtain and maintain maximum friction contact with the road surface. This, in turn, allows the vehicle to decelerate more rapidly and for the vehicle to come to a complete stop in a shorter distance. Accordingly in the event of impact, the threshold impact speed will be significantly lower than that of a vehicle attempting to stop on a pavement with a lower level of surface friction.

In turn, this equates to a significant risk reduction in the likelihood of serious injury occurring due to lower speed on impact as the presence of a HFST is highly likely to affect the severity of damage and trauma inflicted. Meaning a fatality incident may be reduced to serious injury and/or an injury incident may translate to a property damage only outcome, all of which contributes to reduction of road trauma and the associated personal and financial costs associated with same.