Recyclers and soil stabilisers

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Recycling damaged asphalt pavements and stabilising soils

Cold recyclers are used to prepare asphalt pavement on site. In this process, the existing pavement is granulated with the milling and mixing rotor and prepared by adding precise amounts of bituminous binding agents, cement and water. The result is a homogeneous material that can be used to directly repave the soil. Soil stabilisers use the milling and mixing rotor to mix pre-spread binding agents such as lime or cement into the existing, less stable soil and transform it into a high-quality material directly on site.

Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers

The recyclers have a variable mixing chamber and microprocessor-controlled injection systems for the addition of bitumen emulsion, water and foamed bitumen. In the soil stabilisation process, the all-wheel drive, all-terrain machines mix binding agents into existing soils, producing load-bearing soils with ideal properties for further roadworks. In the cold recycling process, the existing pavement is milled off and the milled material is then homogeneously mixed with the added binding agents. The new mix of materials then serves as a basis for base courses.

WR 200 Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers
WR 200

Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers

Working width max. 2,000 mm
Working depth
500 mm
Maximum power 315 kW / 428 HP 1,800 rpm
Operating weight, CE
24,200 kg
WR 240 Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers
WR 240

Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers

Working width max. 2,400 mm
Working depth
510 mm
Maximum power 455 kW / 619 HP 1,900 rpm
Operating weight, CE
30,000 kg
WR 250 Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers
WR 250

Cold recyclers and soil stabilisers

Working width max. 2,400 mm
Working depth
560 mm
Maximum power 571 kW / 777 HP 1,800 rpm
Operating weight, CE
31,700 kg

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