Concrete Pavers
CONCRETE PAVERS Product Reviews
The front-inserting 5400 series bar inserter is now available on GOMACO 3100 and 5000 series molds.
GOMACO Smoothness Indicator (GSI) checks concrete pavement rideability as the paver lays concrete. Readings are displayed on a 7-inch diagonal touch-...
The Power Paver SF-1700 is a compact slip-form paver with the ability to pave up to 21 feet wide.
GOMACO 4400 barrier machine has a totally new frame design for right-side and left-side slipforming.
Using a double-telescopic tractor frame, the G&Z S600 slipform paver has a nominal working width from 8 to 22.5 feet.
New to North America, Wirtgen introduced two concrete pavers that serve smaller, specialized jobs.
Allen expanded its concrete pavers with the 4836B Bridge Deck Finisher that has a 36-inch-deep main frame.
The all-in-one-paver 5700-C is now available with an optional Max package to accommodate even larger concrete paving applications
Telescopic end sections allow users to perform width changes during a pour, quickly and with few personnel.
Built for highway, industrial and airport paving, Terex Roadbuilding’s SF3500B Series concrete slipform pavers feature a 26-inch main-frame tubing...
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Articles On CONCRETE PAVERS
Variability in concrete barrier profile and dimensions mean that contractors might frequently have to buy new molds or modify old molds (if possible) to meet varying specifications.
GOMACO has created a new, in-house department for 3D controls, manned by three new employees. Matthew Morrison will head the 3D Machine Controls Group, which also includes Kevin Ackley and Chad Schaeding.
Sound produced at the interface of vehicle tires and concrete pavement is a significant contributor to overall traffic noise and is influenced largely by the surface characteristics of the pavement.
Speed and the paving process may not have always been associated with one another, but let there be no doubt that the ability to change on the fly is more important than ever for concrete paving contractors. Equipment manufacturers are taking heed.
The confines of the concrete-paver market -- where only seven manufacturers produce the 30 models of slipform pavers available in North America today -- contain a startling variety of technology adoption and application. Buyers continue to...
Paver manufacturers haven't stopped selling easy transportation and width changes, but paving without stringline may become the next big market driver
Slipform pavers change widths faster and transport more easily even as they deliver better ride quality
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