Proin makes work zones safer

Spanish company Proin manufactures a range of products for work zones. Its PROINbal brand encompasses road delineators, cylindrical bollards, polyethylene barriers, road studs, beam and concrete barrier reflectors, speed bumps, cones and other luminous devices.
March 25, 2014 Read time: 1 min
Spanish company Proin manufactures a range of products for work zones. Its 7684 Proinbal brand encompasses road delineators, cylindrical bollards, polyethylene barriers, road studs, beam and concrete barrier reflectors, speed bumps, cones and other luminous devices.

The company has established markets in Europe and North Africa and offices in Chile. It designs and manufactures products to address specific problems, applying the latest intelligent signalling technology and a series of different sensor types, LED lighting, variable message signs and solar power sources which coordinate to improve work zone safety to the maximum extent.
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