SIGHLITE – BETTER VERSION OF CATSEYES This is the ideal product for lane demarcations, road edges, diversions, sharp turns, speed breakers, signals, road junctions, narrow bridges and tunnels. Similar products used the world over become ineffective with the accumalation of dust. SIGHLITE is the only product which completely avoids this possibility. It uses very high quality specially toughened glass which can with stand the dynamic load of 25 tonne trailer. The dust collected on the sighlite gets dispersed easily with gusts of wind due to its smooth glass surface and its unique design

Guide Poles are installed on either side, along the length of roads that are not illuminated with street lights. The internationally recommended distances between the poles is 50M on straight road, lessening to 25M and 12 ½ M before approaching a bend and at the bend respectively. Normally on straight roads, white reflectors are used. Approaching a bend the colour changes to amber. At the bend itself guide poles have red reflectors. The order reverses itself as the road straightens. This colour code immediately registers in the minds of the drivers, the type of road lying a

Guide Poles are installed on either side, along the length of roads that are not illuminated with street lights. The internationally recommended distances between the poles is 50M on straight road, lessening to 25M and 12 ½ M before approaching a bend and at the bend respectively. Normally on straight roads, white reflectors are used. Approaching a bend the colour changes to amber. At the bend itself guide poles have red reflectors. The order reverses itself as the road straightens. This colour code immediately registers in the minds of the drivers, the type of road lying a

Guide Poles are installed on either side, along the length of roads that are not illuminated with street lights. The internationally recommended distances between the poles is 50M on straight road, lessening to 25M and 12 ½ M before approaching a bend and at the bend respectively. Normally on straight roads, white reflectors are used. Approaching a bend the colour changes to amber. At the bend itself guide poles have red reflectors. The order reverses itself as the road straightens. This colour code immediately registers in the minds of the drivers, the type of road lying ahead. The des

Guide Poles are installed on either side, along the length of roads that are not illuminated with street lights. The internationally recommended distances between the poles is 50M on straight road, lessening to 25M and 12 ½ M before approaching a bend and at the bend respectively. Normally on straight roads, white reflectors are used. Approaching a bend the colour changes to amber. At the bend itself guide poles have red reflectors. The order reverses itself as the road straightens. This colour code immediately registers in the minds of the drivers, the type of road lying ahead.