ENH shows bitumen emulsion plant technology at INTERMAT

ENH may operate in 60 countries but its bitumen emulsion plants are relatively new to the French market. But interest from French contractors at the show is proving high, said managing director Erik Haugaard. Mobile ENH equipment is typically used for producing a mix for road repairs. Basing the ENH mill near to where repairs are taking place enables the patching equipment to return at regular intervals for a new supply of material.
April 20, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSS210 ENH may operate in 60 countries but its bitumen emulsion plants are relatively new to the French market. But interest from French contractors at the show is proving high, said managing director Erik Haugaard.

Mobile ENH equipment is typically used for producing a mix for road repairs. Basing the ENH mill near to where repairs are taking place enables the patching equipment to return at regular intervals for a new supply of material.

Part of an ENH mill is on display, sharing a stand with 5080 Schäfer-technic, whose latest Blow Patcher can also be seen.

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Hall: 3 Stand: C017

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