Slipform paving with the Wirtgen SP 94i enables Capital Paving to make the most of project restrictions and improve quality on a paving project on Interstate 44 in Missouri.

With the Benninghoven hot-gas generator, plant owners can produce asphalt from 100 % recycling material while complying with stringent emissions standards

PORR AG has retrofitted their asphalt mixing plant in Vienna Simmering with hot gas generator technology from Benninghoven – as the first plant in Austria.

A WRC 240i Rock Crusher enabled particularly cost-efficient in-situ processing of the terrain for the new trailer port in Dresden.

The new SUPER 1803-5 X wheeled paver proved its worth inside Mont Blanc tunnel, scoring points with its “Dash 5” technologies.

The Wirtgen Group hosted over 1,200 customers, dealers and partners at the Technology Days at their Pune manufacturing facility on 13th and 15th of April, 2023.

The new Vögele paver SUPER 1803-5 X was used at a metal recycling yard. Its forte: precision with maximum manoeuvrability.

German construction contractor “VSB infra” takes advantage of the benefits of AutoPilot 2.0 for the paving of a poured in-place concrete safety barrier on the A 43 Autobahn near the city of Münster.

Smart, flexible paver solutions: interviewing Marcio Cavalcanti Happle, who describes the vision behind the machines.

The building company makes use of the complete package from Wirtgen Group for recycling reclaimed asphalt. Indispensable: the plant train from Kleemann.

The Edge Detection laser sensor ensures precise and resource-efficient paving and simultaneously reduces the paver operator’s workload.

Wirtgen Group machines work with great performance on the new Samruddhi Expressway. It is an important connection in India and links the whole country.

Wirtgen presents its new generation of F-series compact milling machines – the state-of-the-art W 100 F(i), W 120 F(i) and W 130 F(i) cold milling machines.

Josef Böck GmbH relies on the brand-new Vögele road paver SUPER 1800-5 X with the AB 500 TP1 extending screed for the surface course rehabilitation of the serpentine road to Falkenstein Castle.

In the course of an extension programme, Joh. Wachenfeld GmbH & Co. KG permanently sealed the base of a landfill site for demolition waste and contaminated soil in the north of the state of Hesse, Germany.