The MF2500CS IMIX - Combining high quality results with low cost of ownership

May 1, 2021

The logistics and the mixing plant locations vary on every jobsite. Whenever the travelled distance of the asphalt trucks is long or the roads are wavy, segregation in the asphalt bellies of the trucks cannot be avoided.

IMIX equalizes temperatures within the mix and blends large and small size aggregates to avoid segregated sections in the asphalt mat. Homogenous sections ensure uniform density of compaction and increase the lifetime of the road.

These mixing capabilities in combination with an incredible low cost of ownership makes the Dynapac MF2500CS IMIX to a perfect partner for your road project.

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