Lab Equipment

BATT’s groundbreaking million‑cycle aggregate polishing test reveals how extended lab polishing affects friction performance, challenging assumptions about limestone and silica‑based aggregates.

As asphalt labs face the mandated phase‑out of trichloroethylene (TCE), this article outlines what labs must do next and how to navigate changes in solvent‑based testing.

This University of Tennessee study reveals how aggregate polish resistance affects pavement skid performance using lab-based friction testing.

Balanced mix design Hwy 14 trials combine intelligent compaction, thermal/density profiling, and BMD tech to improve pavement performance and minimize human error.

The asphalt industry is exploring cold central plant recycling (CCPR) and foamed asphalt technology, with several companies offering lab equipment for quality control, balanced mix design, and performance testing to support these advancements.

Automated scraper strainers plus macerators combine to eliminate large, suspended solids

How to Perform Degassing of New Asphalt Samples in the Lab: Use the VDO to condition asphalt samples for further lab testing