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Q & A

A road compaction roller achieves desired density by applying pressure and weight on the soil or asphalt surface, which helps to compress and compact the material. The roller's heavy drums or tires exert force on the surface, causing the particles to rearrange and become more tightly packed. This compaction process eliminates air voids and increases the density of the material, resulting in a stronger and more stable road surface.

A road construction arrow board guides traffic during road closures by displaying directional arrows and other symbols to indicate detour routes and lane closures, ensuring that vehicles are directed safely and efficiently around the construction zone.

There are several different types of road crack filling machines available, including hot pour melters, cold pour systems, and infrared heaters. Hot pour melters use heated asphalt or rubberized materials to fill cracks, while cold pour systems utilize pre-mixed sealants that do not require heating. Infrared heaters, on the other hand, use heat to soften the existing asphalt, allowing for quick and efficient crack repair. Each type of machine has its own advantages and is suitable for different types and sizes of cracks.

Road building machinery typically handles road surface friction coefficient testing by using specialized equipment called friction testers. These testers are usually mounted on the machinery and use sensors or measuring devices to determine the friction between the road surface and the tires of the machinery. This information is then used to assess the safety and performance of the road surface, ensuring that it meets the required standards for adequate friction and skid resistance.

A road planer and a road milling machine are essentially the same equipment but referred to differently based on regional terminology. Both machines are used for removing the upper layer of asphalt or concrete from roads, but the term road planer is commonly used in the UK, while road milling machine is more commonly used in North America. So, in terms of functionality and purpose, they are essentially the same machine with different names.

Whether you are a government agency, a construction company, or an individual contractor, we are here to meet your Road Building Machinery needs. Our team of experts is ready to assist you in selecting the right equipment, providing technical support, and ensuring timely delivery.

In addition to our sales and support services, we also offer training programs for operators and maintenance personnel. We believe that proper training is crucial for maximizing the efficiency and lifespan of your Road Building Machinery. Our training programs are designed to equip your team with the necessary skills and knowledge to operate and maintain the equipment effectively.

At CNBM Benin, we are committed to sustainable development and environmental protection. Our Road Building Machinery is designed to minimize emissions and reduce energy consumption, helping you achieve your sustainability goals. We also offer eco-friendly options such as recycled asphalt and environmentally friendly additives.

No matter the scale or complexity of your road construction project, we have the expertise and resources to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss your requirements and let us provide you with the best Road Building Machinery solutions in Benin.