Asphalt milling, paving & compaction

Around US$40 million will be spent on paving projects by Canada’s Pacific Ocean coast province.

Users of Trimble’s Roadworks Paving Control Platform can transfer 3D designs wirelessly from the office to the machine.

SKID Paver’s retractable hydraulic screed allows the operator to work around obstacles.

The UK government is planning two contracts on London’s orbital M25 motorway.

Sealing part of the 1,077km Tanami Road in Australia’s outback could transform local farming.

Equipment from Dynapac is playing an important role in improving facilities at Houston Airport. The firm´s TH E technology has been employed to deliver a surface to grade, with high levels of pre-compaction and also automation.

Asphalt pavers from Volvo CE have played an important role in the renovation of an airport runway at the Wunstorf air base in Germany. The contractor Strabag faced the challenge of placing new asphalt on the runway in the shortest possible time.

A $16 million runway project at Cotonou Cadjehoun Airport needed Topcon Positioning’s RD-M1 road scanner to ensure precise milling and quality resurfacing.

Gardner Asphalt says that its NTQS1 Trackless Tack is the most innovative non-ionic chemical asphalt emulsion for application where a tenacious tack coat is required.

Paving an Australian bush road will improve a key transport link.