SWARCO turns 50 with new product launches at Traffex

21/03/2019 |

Traffic solutions maker SWARCO is celebrating its 50th anniversary by bringing all its portfolio together in one place for the first time in the UK at Traffex from 2-4 April at Birmingham NEC.


The company says its stand will reflect its mission to improve quality of life by making the travel experience safer, quicker, more convenient and environmentally sound.


Experts in parking systems, Electric Vehicle (EV) charging solutions, signage & safety systems, and traffic control & management will be discussing how its solutions are meeting their clients’ objectives. There will be a particular focus on new product launches, notably around SWARCO’s VeriPark and APT Skidata parking solutions, including the new pay-by-phone offer. 


There will also be an opportunity to learn how the SWARCO eVolt electric vehicle chargers can integrate seamlessly with its parking systems to deliver a complete parking and charging solution, as well as the chance to discover more about SWARCO E.CONNECT, a Europe-wide payment and networking solution for all EV charging stations.


On the same stand, SWARCO will also be showcasing its SignPost range of passively safe poles and non-illuminated bollards as well as its latest signal heads incorporating detection and air quality monitoring. 


SWARCO will also be exhibiting its intelligent traffic technology including its remote monitoring solutions for warning signs (e.g. to warn against floods and other hazards) as well as Zephyr – its hosted sign and car park management system.  These will be shown alongside SWARCO’s best-in-class full colour Variable Message Signs (VMS).


SWARCO was founded in 1969 by the late Manfred Swarovski who sadly passed away last year. 


SWARCO are sponsoring the podcasts from Traffex which are hosted by SMART Highways editor Paul Hutton.  There will also be a special 50th birthday podcast for SWARCO, recorded at their Austrian HQ, which will be available in May.


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