Flexibility, Despite a Permanent Location
In the UK, most mobile asphalt mixing plants are operated from permanent locations, as is the case with the iNOVA 2000 plant supplied to B.P. Mitchell. This is mainly due to construction projects being predominantly small to medium scale, requiring a local supply of asphalt mix, for example for construction work on airports, roads in new residential areas, or the rehabilitation of sections of major highways and freeways. The mobile concept was nevertheless an important factor in the customer’s plans. Although the largest proportion of asphalt required for road construction projects is supplied by cement works and quarries with stationary asphalt mixing plants, the plant's mobility and flexibility offers competitive advantages, especially in the case of temporary projects.
Brendan Mitchell is establishing his company as a dependable supplier that can deliver high-quality material quickly and directly with his new Ciber iNOVA 2000 plant.
iNOVA Fulfills Important Sustainability Criteria
The iNOVA 2000 plant enables sustainable and ecologically compatible asphalt production and simultaneously reduces CO₂ emissions. Thanks to the use of reclaimed asphalt pavement material (RAP), the plant fulfills the sustainability requirements in the UK through its lower transport costs, reduced fuel consumption, and environmentally friendly combustion process.