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SW 418 MC

4,800

m³

3 - 42 l/m²

Precise and Powerful Binding Agent Spreading

STREUMASTER binding agent spreaders are suitable both for spreading large quantities of binding agents during soil stabilisation and for spreading small quantities of binding agents with maximum precision during cold recycling.
There are various different types and series of binding agent spreaders. Essentially, these can be subdivided according to type into the categories truck-mounted spreaders (M – Mounted) and towed spreaders (T – Towed). In addition to the vehicle type, these types also differ in the form of their spreading units: STREUMASTER primarily offers spreaders with cellular wheel spreading units (C - Cellular wheel).
The MC series mobile binding agent spreaders are mounted on a carrier vehicle and are therefore predestined for use in difficult off-road terrain.
With a maximum spreading width of 2,360 mm the TC and MC series achieve spreading rates of up to 60 kg/m2 (at a speed of 2 km/h with a binder density of 1 kg/l).
In combination with products from the WIRTGEN GROUP, STREUMASTER binding agent spreaders cover the complete cycle in road construction and earthworks.

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Highlights

Ideal filling and container shape

Maximum spreading precision

Extremely efficient material conveying

Flexible drive system

Innovative and multifunctional operating concept

High-precision WPT – WIRTGEN Performance Tracker

Technical specifications

Working width / Partial widths

Built-up empty weight

Container capacity

Electrical system – standard

Required speed of auxiliary drive for max. hydraulic power

Required power output of the truck’s auxiliary drive

Required torque of auxiliary drive

Size of filling connector / filling hose

Max. permissible speed of auxiliary drive

Minimum speed of auxiliary drive

Spread rate at 2 km / h (DN 230-10 spreading unit)

Spread rate at 2 km / h (DN 230-20 spreading unit)

Streumenge bei 2 km / h (Streuwerk DN 410-17)

Spreading quantity at 2 km / h

Working width / Partial widths: 2.360 mm (820 mm / 720 mm / 820 mm)

Built-up empty weight: 4,800 kg

Container capacity: 18 m³

Electrical system – standard: 12 V / 60 A

Required speed of auxiliary drive for max. hydraulic power: 1,250 rpm

Required power output of the truck’s auxiliary drive: 50 kW

Required torque of auxiliary drive: 400 Nm

Size of filling connector / filling hose: 4"

Max. permissible speed of auxiliary drive: 2,300 rpm

Minimum speed of auxiliary drive: 500 rpm

Spread rate at 2 km / h (DN 230-10 spreading unit): 3 - 42 l/m²

Spread rate at 2 km / h (DN 230-20 spreading unit): 1 - 10 l/m²

Streumenge bei 2 km / h (Streuwerk DN 410-17): 5 – 60 l/m²

Spreading quantity at 2 km / h: 1 - 60 kg/m²

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The new models of the MC and TC series set benchmark standards when it comes to filling, material conveying, spreading accuracy and operator-friendliness

New generation of binding agent spreaders

All details, illustrations and texts are non-binding and may include special equipment. We reserve the right to make technical changes without prior notice. Performance data are dependent upon actual operational conditions.