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BAX 250 |
The BAX 250 will heat 250 pounds of
adhesive per hour and applies 20 “shots” per minute for high
application rates. The BAX comes skid mounted. Also available is a
600 pound unit for Flexible Marker Adhesive application. A 10 foot
heated hose and 24” wand allows maneuverability and efficient
production. Additional hose and wand options are available. *Optional all electric, BAX100ES model also available. |
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Hot-Applied Bituminous Marker |
This sealant is a hot-applied bituminous material which, when properly used and applied, bonds markers and reflectors to both asphalt and concrete pavement surfaces. The adhesive is supplied as an easy to use single component material which is easily melted and poured or pumped onto pavement surfaces. Since it is a hot melt composition, the adhesive sets up on cooling and is ready for traffic in less than 5 minutes. Heating can be performed in either directly or indirectly heated melting units. The adhesive contains no rubber polymers which can degrade at application temperature. |
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Hot-Applied Flexible Pavement Marker Adhesive |
This sealnt is a
hot-applied thermoplastic bituminous material which, when properly
used and applied, bonds markers and reflectors to both asphalt and
concrete pavement surfaces. Hot-Applied Flexible Pavement Marker
Adhesive is supplied as an easy to use single component material
which is easily melted and poured or pumped onto pavement surfaces.
Since it is a hot melt composition, Hot-Applied Flexible Marker
Adhesive sets up on cooling and is ready for traffic in less than
five minutes. Hot-Applied Flexible Marker Adhesive is formulated
with premium asphalt, polymers and additives to produce a unique
material which hold markers in place and remain flexible at
temperatures down to 20°F (-7°C). |
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| Quick Solutions | Stick most anything to pavement. Three different products for three different types of applications, fast and easy. Repair pavement cracks, adhere sign posts, and more to pavement. | LITERATURE |
