A paver machine, also known as a paver or asphalt paver, is a heavy-duty construction machine used to lay asphalt or concrete on roads, bridges, parking lots, and other surfaces. Its primary function is to distribute and form a smooth and uniform surface layer of asphalt or concrete over a specified area. Paver machines are commonly used in road construction and maintenance projects to create durable and even surfaces for vehicles and pedestrians.
Cold planner in construction typically refers to a machine or equipment used for cold milling or planing of asphalt or concrete surfaces. These machines are used to remove layers of the pavement for resurfacing or repair. BOMAG cold milling machines are designed for selective milling of lane and ground linings made up of a wide range of asphalt and concrete compounds. The different models are particularly suited for repairs or the complete removal of motorways and major federal roads, and for rural roads and inner-city work including work on roundabouts. With different working and milling depths, large areas can be removed quickly and completely in one work stage.
Road roller is a compactor type engineering vehicle that is used to compact soil, gravel, concrete, or asphalt in the construction of roads and foundations. It works by compressing the material beneath it through vibration, weight, or a combination of both. Road rollers are essential in the construction industry to ensure that the ground is properly compacted, providing a stable and durable foundation for structures.
Pneumatic tyred roller (PTR) compactor is a type of construction equipment used for compaction of soil, gravel, asphalt, and other materials in road construction and other civil engineering projects. Unlike traditional smooth drum rollers, pneumatic tyred rollers have multiple rubber tires evenly distributed across the roller's width.