bauma 2022

Dynapac says that its innovative CA3500D SEISMIC single drum roller offers high efficiency and productivity. The machine retains the well-accepted and proven features of the CA3500 model but now benefits from the innovative SEISMIC compaction system as well.

Fayat’s Ermont division says that its TSX continuous asphalt plant offers high efficiency and high throughput. The TSX technology is available in two versions, the TSX HIGHWAY, which is supermobile and the TSX INCITY stationary variant. Both are said to allow for the recycling of up to 70% RAP in the mix, while ensuring high-quality output.

The high performing CBT Series Concrete-Mixing Plants are said to be both productive and easy to install according to Ammann. A novel folding mechanism has been developed for the base unit of the CBT 60 SL and CBT 105-CB 105 TB models, which boosts versatility. This is said to minimise installation times as well as allowing quicker relocation from one site to another. The plants can be installed on a simple concrete slab or compacted soil.

A key development from Dynapac is with the introduction of two new compact electric rollers.

Pilosio’s Dynamo is a counterweighted platform trailer that can accommodate any type of scaffolding of any brand.

Marini says that its innovative EvoDryer technology allows for a high percentage of RAP use in asphalt mixes while optimising quality. The system can help minimise emissions also, while ensuring high efficiency in asphalt batching operations. The new Marini EvoDryer offers high efficiency when introducing the RAP to the recycling ring, while also offering versatility.

Ease of control is a key feature of the BW 154 and BW 174 pivot-steered tandem roller from BOMAG. The machines are fitted with the latest myCockpit system, a new generation control offering a choice of three operating concepts. Operators have a choice of touchscreen, rotary pushbutton switch or classic joystick controls.

Ammann has developed an efficient technology for introducing RAP into the asphalt mix with its innovative RAH100 recycling system. According to the firm, this is capable of producing mix containing up to 100% recycled materials. Ammann says that the quality of the mix is high, despite the use of RAP however. The key advance that allows the use of RAP in such a high percentage has been the development of a gentle heating process.

The new KMA 240(i) mobile cold mixing plant from Wirtgen is said to make in situ production of high-quality mixes an efficient process. In addition to being able to process bituminous bound mixes, the firm says that its upgraded plant also a cost-effective solution for the production of cement-stabilised mixes.