The Bingham Cotech anti graffiti range is now in use in Belgium following successful trials with local authorities in Brussels. Belgium Waterways have also adopted the range to combat graffiti damage to their properties throughtout the Country.

Bingham Rail has won the contract to supply train washing and CET equipment to the new rail depot at Orient Way in the centre of the Olympic Park 2012 site. "With ten rail lines feeding the main Olympic site at a total capacity of 240,000 passengers per hour and a train every 15 seconds, we are confident of delivering exceptional standards of train presentation," stated TrainCare Director, Malcolm Prentice.

Graffiti Stop has passed all the tests at Network Rail approved laboratories to conform to new national standards. It has been issued its PADS CAT no 007/007641 so that it can be used anywhere within the Network Rail infrastructure.

Bingham Traincare have supplied several train operating companies with a clear anti graffiti film system that incorporates a solar shield. This reduces the heat build up due to hot weather of older carriages which may have no air conditioning, therefore, reducing passenger discomfort.

On the 10 -12 March 2009, on stand 100 at Earls Court, Bingham Rail demonstrated the effects and benefits of Graffiti Stop by washing graffiti away with JUST WATER . This has generated overwhelming interest in this innovative new product in all areas of rail infrastructure, maintenance providers and train operators.

H.Bingham and Sons Ltd  acquire  Coatings Technologies, a specialist paint and coatings company to strengthen the range and development of the anti graffiti systems being developed for the rail industry. This group division is to be known as Bingham Cotech and is headed by its founder Chris Knowles.