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The Borum truck is a BM TR SP 1300 equipped with 2 x 800 L pressurized thermoplastic material tanks, which are jacked heated by thermal oil and a 350 L pressurized bead tank.

There are 2 thermoplastic spray guns on the retainer on the right hand side and 3 spray guns on the left side. The guns are mounted on a heated mainfold. Each gun can make line widths from 10 cm to 30 cm.

There is a double operator equipment, which allows application of thermoplastic spray on right and left hand side at the same time. Each operator station is provided with one Borum LineMaster computer equipped with a GPS antenna.

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Thermoplastic material is mainly composed of synthetic resin, glass beads, colored pigments, timber fillers, and other additives. At room temperature it is a solid powder. The thermoplastic material is usually melted in a thermoplastic preheater, before being transferred into the material tank of a line marking machine.

The Thermoplastic marking cures quickly and adheres strongly to the road surface. Thermoplastic material is most commonly produced in yellow and white. The white mainly contains titanium white, zinc oxide, lithopone, while the yellow is mainly heat-yellowing lead. The particle size of the material influences the flow, sedimentation and also the surface processing. Glass beads are mixed in or applied to the surface in order to improve the visibility at night, and improve brightness and durability of the marking. The glass beads are colorless, and function as retroreflectors.

These lines can be made with a thick layer, as a profiled structured marking, to produce a rumble strip effect.

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