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Samarakia-Applications

• Bumps are the most common way to reduce speed at crossings.
• The bollards are placed at pedestrian crossings around schools, churches, shopping centers, public services, etc.
• Bumps are placed on roads where drivers are likely to drift and speed while there are pedestrian crossings.
• They can be placed in places where high speed traffic is not allowed even if there are no pedestrian crossings. (eg hospitals)
• They can be placed temporarily and then moved to another location.

Samarakia-Advantages

• Speed reducers are an economical solution for reducing the speed of vehicles where required.
• They are easy to install and do not require specialized personnel.
• Gear reducers are easy to transport and store.
• They can be installed permanently or temporarily.
• They are distinguishable even in low light conditions thanks to their bright colors and/or their reflective tapes and/or their cat's eyes, depending on their model.
• Rubber speed reducers are a more vehicle-friendly solution than their counterparts made of concrete or other materials.
• Rubber speed reducers have a better grip with the ground than other materials.
• They are not affected by environmental conditions such as humidity, solar radiation, etc.
• They have sharp pieces for a beautiful aesthetic effect and greater safety.
• Suitable for heavy traffic loads.
• Smooth passage of vehicles and traffic flow.