01Airspray Road Marking Machine
Applies compatible pavement-marking paint through an airspray system supplied by compressed air.
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01Applies compatible pavement-marking paint through an airspray system supplied by compressed air.
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02Routes existing asphalt cracks to prepare a defined reservoir before crack sealing.
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03Melts compatible crack sealant and dispenses it into prepared pavement cracks.
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04Keeps suitable asphalt repair mix warm for transport and intermittent patching work.
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05Sprays compatible cold-applied marking paint onto roads or paved areas.
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06An infrared heater for softening existing asphalt before local repair and reworking.
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07Heats and agitates compatible mastic repair material before controlled application to pavement defects.
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08Cleans vegetation and loose debris from pavement cracks before treatment.
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09Collects suitable pavement dust and debris with a vacuum sweeping system.
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10Sprays compatible asphalt emulsion or binder for small pavement maintenance tasks.
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11Repairs localized potholes using a towable spray-injection material delivery system.
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12Dispenses reflective glass beads onto a suitable freshly applied pavement marking.
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13Removes existing pavement markings with an appropriate mechanical or water-based removal process.
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14Meters, mixes and spreads cold microsurfacing material for road surface preservation.
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15Blows loose dust and debris from paved surfaces before marking or repair operations.
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16Reheats suitable reclaimed asphalt or retained asphalt material for local repair work.
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17Heats suitable pavement marking material or the pavement surface with a compatible gas torch.
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18Preheats and melts compatible thermoplastic road-marking material before transfer to an applicator.
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19Mechanically removes a shallow layer of pavement with a compact walk-behind milling drum.
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20Lays compatible molten thermoplastic markings with a walk-behind applicator.
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21Pothole and local pavement repairs by a crew using a spray-injection process with suitable aggregate and emulsion, supported by an appropriate tow vehicle and material-handling arrangement.
22Application of thermoplastic road or pavement lines using compatible molten marking material, specified line geometry and an agreed glass-bead system.
23Cold-paint road, pavement or parking-area line marking using compatible coating, selected tips and an agreed double-gun arrangement.
24For road and site line marking with suitable thermoplastic material. The paint formulation, substrate, specified line geometry and bead application need to be defined together.