Ameripatcher asphalt recycler pothole patcher Pavementgroup.com 518-218-7676

Overview: AmeriPatcher pothole patcher, quickly attaches to your skidsteer or tractor. It's built strong using heavy duty construction for years of dependable performance. Used by the US Air Force at bases around the world. Designed to recycle asphalt millings and chunks into 300F+ hot mix asphalt. AmeriPatcher provides an affordable solution to produce hot mix from your waste pile of asphalt millings or asphalt chunks, year round.
Recycle chunks of waste asphalt in 15-20 minutes.
Output will vary depending on moisture content of millings, ambient temperature and batch size.
Ideal asphalt recycling batch is 500Lbs or less.
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[@edchevy9776]

thats a nice piece of equipment

[@laurencedarabia2000]

A plant for the production of blue smoke. Has the person who designed this equipment ever been forced to plug potholes in the road? Have you ever tried to do it on a rainy day with open traffic?

[@kramer2312]

That's awesome.

[@fredysandovalexaltacion5853]

Precio del equipo para Perú

[@DNK77770]

Хочу купить, где?

[@александрсоколов-г6э9ы]

долго не сможете в здоровом теле при таком смоге......сам это все пррошел онконосоглатки ( переработка битумных отзодов)

[@gerkenrent-all5873]

how long does it take for the asphalt to get to temp and do you have to add any oil to the mix?

[@PavementGroup]

Depending on the moisture content of your material, roughly 10-15 minutes per batch. The need to add oil would be determined by the quality of the RAP that you're using.

[@chall8255]

Nice ingenuity boys. Not sure how practical it would be on a job site though.

[@hhazelhoff1363]

What it’s missing is a cooler full of beer and some cup holders

[@derKarl_stp]

nice concept and seems to work as intended, just one question, with the millings you use for patching, would it be good to perhaps add extra binding agent manually to the "repair product" (because when you reheat millings it seems to burn off some of the binding agent) anyways a well thought and engineered piece of equipment and seems to fix stuff for real

[@PavementGroup]

Thanks! Additional binder can be beneficial depending on the quality of your millings/chunks.

[@dankruger2890]

I can see that working great for pothole filling in my area during spring break up.