Vögele is offering a paver configured for Chinese needs

The Vögele Super 1800-2 HD paver has been configured specifically for Chinese market needs. This model features an SB300HD fixed screed that features special wear plating in key areas and can be used for placing roadbase or cement-treated base, laying up to 700tonnes/hour. The chassis is slightly longer than the standard model Super 1800-2 model and its hopper is modified with a lower feed height to allow loading by the wide range of trucks used in China. Its push rollers can also be moved to reduce impact
November 29, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Vögele is offering a heavy duty version of its well-proven Super 1800-2 paver aimed at use in the Chinese market for laying roadbase
The 1194 Vögele Super 1800-2 HD paver has been configured specifically for Chinese market needs. This model features an SB300HD fixed screed that has special wear plating in key areas and can be used for placing roadbase or cement-treated base, laying up to 700tonnes/hour. The chassis is slightly longer than the standard model Super 1800-2 model and its hopper is modified with a lower feed height to allow loading by the wide range of trucks used in China. Its push rollers can also be moved to reduce impact forces when a truck reverses into the paver for loading of the hopper. Power comes from a 299 Perkins diesel rated at 129.6kW.

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