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April 1, 2022

Intertraffic: MRL earns its stripes

With a focus on innovation and quality, MRL Equipment Company, is proud to share its latest developments in single-operator pavement striping and removal equipment.
Jim Spielman of MRL
April 1, 2022

Intertraffic: Rohm's solvent-free Degaroute proTerra

Global megatrends such as sustainability and environmental protection have been playing a crucial role in the road marking sector for some time now. With this in mind, Röhm is now offering a resin for road markings that contains at least 30 percent recycled methyl methacrylate (RMMA) providing a significantly improved CO₂ footprint.
Friederike Roth
April 1, 2022

Intertraffic: Kansai Helios paints in water colour

Even though there are improvements of solvent-based paints, water-thinnable markings are increasingly the choice for future marking projects. Modern cold plastic systems have an exceptionally long lifetime and thus ensure permanent traffic guidance on roadways. They are solvent-free and eliminate the environmental impact of solvent emissions from acetone or toluene.
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March 31, 2022

Intertraffic: Boschung combats ice

Boschung introduced the first fixed systems for spreading thawing agents some decades ago and these systems are used across Europe, North America and Asia. As visitors to the company’s stand will see, the sensors to trigger the automated system have experienced further development in recent years. Boschung says that, together with the new RCM520 early ice warning system, its IT-Sens and IT-Arctis are the most reliable sensors on the market for triggering spraying systems.
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March 31, 2022

Intertraffic: Ksimetall makes light work

The new motorised road marking foil machine from Ksimetall is the highlight of the German company’s foil machines. The device is equipped with a Honda industrial motor but remains light, making it less labour-intensive than many such machines.
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March 31, 2022

Intertraffic: Swarco takes aim at markings

“Lane markings are currently read by two kinds of sensors: camera and lidar. However, road markings lack uniformity. Improving uniformity is a prerequisite to increase the reliability of readings by different types of sensors,” says Harald Mosböck, VP Europe & APMEA (Sales & Contracting) of the Swarco Road Marking Systems Division and VP of the European Road Federation (ERF).

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March 31, 2022

Intertraffic: MetroCount's RoadPod shines

MetroCount has released its new RoadPod VM traffic monitoring system. The product uses solar-powered magnetometers embedded in cat’s-eye studs installed in arrays along the middle of a traffic lane.
Ross Serdet
March 31, 2022

New engines for wheeled excavators from Komatsu

The upgraded Komatsu PW148-11, PW158-11 and PW160-11 wheeled excavators now benefit from engines that meet Stage V emissions regulations, while delivering better fuel economy and increased power output.
Komatsu has fitted new low emission engines to its wheeled excavators
March 30, 2022

Asphalt plant retrofit with Benninghoven

An existing asphalt mixing plant in Braunfels, Germany has benefited from a retrofit solution to boost its performance. Asphalt plant manufacturer Benninghoven was able to supply a new mixing tower and drying section to upgrade the performance of the facility.
Located next to a road, the space for the plant upgrade was restricted and this provided challenges
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