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WPS 62i Placer/Spreaders

US EPA Tier 4f

12 ft - 24 ft

0 - 20 in

High-Performance Side Feeding and Homogeneous Spreading of Concrete

The cost-effective two-track placer / spreader is designed for high-performance concrete feeding at widths of 12 ft to 24 ft and thicknesses of 19.7 in (500 mm).
The machine concept with a hydraulically telescoping machine frame and concrete strikeoff unit makes the machine highly adaptable to any job site situation.
The powerful, fast folding feeder conveyor features an intelligent control concept and guarantees maximum concrete availability for the slipform paver following behind it.
The fully modular machine design comes standard-equipped with hydraulic quick-change couplings for easy conversion, rapid transport, and maximum machine availability.
The machine can be precisely controlled by stringline scanning, with stringless 3D applications, or with WIRTGEN Autopilot 2.0.

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WPS 62i Adaption of concrete Unit | Modification working width HI

WPS 62i Remote control strike off plate | Controlling concrete height LO

Highlights

Intelligent machine concept

High-performance concrete feeding system

Heavy-duty concrete unit

Simple conversion and transport

Slipform paving with side feeding

If reinforcement needs to be laid in advance during the construction of concrete carriageways, the concrete can be fed in laterally using a placer/spreader. The placer/spreader travels in front of the slipform paver over the pre-placed reinforcement, while a truck mixer feeds the belt conveyor with concrete from the side. The concrete is poured evenly over the pre-placed reinforcement, in front of the slipform paver, and distributed across the entire working width. Once the truck mixer is empty, the belt conveyor can be folded away in a very short time to clear the path for the next mixer.

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Technical specifications

Exhaust emissions category

Rated power

Number of crawler tracks

Paving width

Paving height

Operating weight CE (at paving width of 12 ft)

Paving speed

Travel speed

Displacement

Exhaust emissions category: US EPA Tier 4f

Rated power: 180 kW / 241 hp

Number of crawler tracks: 2

Paving width: 12 ft - 24 ft

Paving height: 0 - 20 in

Operating weight CE (at paving width of 12 ft): 76.39 lbs - 82.629 lbs

Paving speed: 0 - 10 m/min

Travel speed: 0 - 18 m/min

Displacement: 370 in³

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The highlight at World of Concrete 2022 is a complete concrete paving train from Wirtgen – comprising the new WPS 102i placer/spreader, an SP 94i slipform paver, and a TCM 180i texture curing machine.

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Continuously reinforced concrete pavement is particularly attractive due to its low maintenance costs. It is cost-effective, extremely durable and requires very little maintenance.

Wirtgen concrete paving train – WPS 62i

Concrete pavement with continuous reinforcement stands out for its low cost of upkeep. They are low-maintenance, extremely durable, and cost-effective.

WIRTGEN WPS 62i concrete paving train

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.