Rosphalt
Rosphalt is a unique, concentrated thermoplastic additive which creates a waterproofing and wearing surface which is resistant to both rutting and shoving. It uses standard paving equipment with a single step operation making the installation quick and easy.
Rosphalt is a high performance, “dry mix” added directly to the asphalt plant. It has been proven to last 3 ½ times longer than standard Hot Melt Asphalt (HMA) designs (by the National Center for Asphalt Technology).
Chase recently introduced a lower temperature version designated as Rosphalt 50-LT which we began shipping for the 2010 paving season.
Rosphalt products are well suited to high traffic and heavy truck traffic conditions as well as providing enhanced performance characteristics for a variety of applications. The company has manufactured Rosphalt for nearly 40 years, serving the construction industry in North America and the world.
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Benefits of Rosphalt
- Easy to install
- Quick return to service (as fast as 1 hour)
- Lower life cycle costs (3 ½ times longer than HMA)
- 1-Step process
- Dry mix
- Proven long-term durability & track record
Typical Applications
Orthotropic steel deck bridges • Airports • Precast concrete bridges • Truck loading docks • Post tension bridges • Toll booth sections/areas • Concrete filled grid bridges • Race tracks • Segmental bridges • Heavy traffic intersections • Box beam bridges • Interlayer road design • Timber bridges • Roadway reflective crack solutions
Here are some major projects that benefitted from using Rosphalt technology:
- George Washington Bridge in New York City
- Approaches to the Triboro Bridge in New York City
- The Menomonee Valley Bridge through downtown Milwaukee, WI
- I-64 Connection Project in Louisville, KY
- Bourne Bridge in Bourne, MA
- St Johns Bridge in New Brunswick, Canada
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