Radarsign Relocates Headquarters to Larger Facility to Keep Up with Increased Product Demand

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. - Nov. 14, 2017 - PRLog -- Radarsign, the manufacturer of the world's first armored radar speed sign, has relocated its corporate headquarters from Alpharetta, Georgia to a larger facility in Marietta, Georgia. Radarsign has seen growth across all product lines since the first of the year, but sales of the portable TC-400 have surpassed all previous annual and month-over-month records.

"The volume of orders is a great testimony to how well the TC-400 performs and to how perfectly it serves the needs of law enforcement agencies across the U.S.," says Charlie Robeson, co-founder and managing partner at Radarsign. "It's always exciting when success demands more space!"

At 10,400 square feet, the new facility is 62% percent bigger than the previous location. The larger space offers better production workflow along with more office space for staff. The address of the new office is: 1220 Kennestone Circle, Suite 130, Marietta, GA 30066

To see how easy the TC-400 radar speed sign is to use, watch this unboxing video featuring officers from the Hall County Sheriff's Office in Gainesville, Georgia: https://youtu.be/Tqb5iDGbg00



About Radarsign: 100% MUTCD compliant. Every sign. Every time.
In 2004, Atlanta-based Radarsign® established new industry standards for traffic-calming solutions with the debut of the world's first armored driver feedback sign, which are vandal, weather and bullet-resistant. The industry's most durable radar signs are also the most ecological and energy efficient. Engineered and manufactured in the USA, all Radarsign products are MUTCD-compliant and utilize recycled aluminum, innovative LED reflector technology, minimal battery power and solar panels to deliver bright, easy-to-read feedback to drivers. Radarsign products are scientifically proven to reduce drivers' speeds and have been entrusted to provide safe and effective traffic-calming solutions for: municipalities, treasured national parks, schools, neighborhoods, military bases, and private and