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Process Heating Company (PHCo) Lo-Density® low-watt-density drywell-style heaters improve product quality because they dissipate controlled heat as low as three watts per square inch on the heater’s sheath.

Process Heating Company offers Lo-Density® Drop-in Tank Heaters for 100%-efficient heating of asphalt and emulsions in both underground tanks and distributor trucks.

One of the reasons a contractor might be called back to repair a job for the county or other agency is that the new pavement surface is slipping or shoving. John Ball outlines some best practices to prevent pavement slippage.

Time and space between the distributor truck and the paver can result in the wheels of the paver picking up tack and leave you with gaps in coverage. Here’s how to resolve the issue.

Mark Reuss of Asphalt Maintenance Services Corp. shows that Army skills apply to asphalt maintenance crews.

Changes to the P-401 spec have placed more emphasis on two items: quality control (QC) and tack coat. Here’s how your P-401 responsibilities have changed.

The best practices for paving residential and commercial paving jobs. Part three in our three part series.