Model 1750-C paver is engineered to save fuel, labor, and asphalt while providing more control over the paving process, the company says. The second-generation unit is said to have a screed twice as heavy as conventional mid-class pavers, weighing in at 4,100 pounds. The screed is designed to provide a uniform mat from 8 to 16 feet wide, to a 6-inch depth, without seams and extra shoveling labor. Paving speeds are up to 140 fpm.
Model 1750-C paver is engineered to save fuel, labor, and asphalt while providing more control over the paving process, the company says. The second-generation unit is said to have a screed twice as heavy as conventional mid-class pavers, weighing in at 4,100 pounds. The screed is designed to provide a uniform mat from 8 to 16 feet wide, to a 6-inch depth, without seams and extra shoveling labor. Paving speeds are up to 140 fpm.
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