Asphalt Contractor provides HMA material producers, highway contractors and public works officials with critical "how-to" information on the process of HMA production, paving, and compaction. It also delivers the latest information and updates on equipment for the on-road paving industry. Asphalt Contractor is the only magazine that is dedicated to asphalt producers and contractors.
"Asphalt pavement is the buy of the year," says Asphalt Producer/Contractor Larry Lemon, speaking on behalf of the National Asphalt Pavement Association.
Industry prognosticators, technology experts, influential leaders and experienced titans of asphalt road construction descend on the NAPA 55th Annual Meeting in Maui next February to share their knowledge on the direction of asphalt pavements.
In The February 2007 Issue
Why experienced operators provide better results than computers.
FNF Construction continues to quiet Phoenix's road system with latest Superstition Freeway improvement.
By Greg Udelhofen
Ask the right questions to find the right answers for your hauling needs.
By Kim Berndtson
Coal fly ash used on Ohio Full Depth Reclamation projects.
Advanced Asphalt replaces drums at Hennepin stationary plant and Peoria portable facility to improve productivity and quality of mix designs, particularly designs with reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP).
By Greg Udelhofen
Using fly ash as a mineral filler in Stone Matrix Asphalt (SMA) helped the Oregon DOT reduce voids between large aggregates and enhance the durability of the new roadway.
You will be running your new asphalt drum mixer for the next 20-25 years; make sure you weigh all of your options.
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
The World of Asphalt Show & Conference is the meeting place for asphalt industry professionals in 2007.
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
It’s that time of year when we’re all heading off to annual association meetings, conferences or trade shows.
By Greg Udelhofen
Learn how to use fluid analysis reports to spot potential problems.
By Kim Berndtson
By Asphalt Contractor Staff