Self-Propelled Aggregate Spreader

Self-Propelled Aggregate Spreaders are machines used in construction, mining, excavating, and highway maintenance projects. They are classified under the supply class Miscellaneous Construction Equipment in the supply group Construction, Mining, Excavating, And Highway Maintenance Equipment.

These spreaders are designed to distribute aggregate materials, such as gravel, sand, or asphalt, evenly and efficiently over a designated area. They are typically equipped with a hopper or a storage container that holds the aggregate material. The material is then spread using a conveyor belt or a spinning disk mechanism.

Self-propelled aggregate spreaders are equipped with their own power source, usually an engine, which allows them to move independently on the construction site or highway. This feature enables them to cover large areas quickly and effectively.

These machines are commonly used in road construction and maintenance projects to spread aggregate materials for various purposes, such as creating a stable base for pavement, filling potholes, or improving traction on slippery surfaces. They are also used in mining and excavating operations to distribute materials for construction or landscaping purposes.

Overall, self-propelled aggregate spreaders are essential equipment in the construction, mining, excavating, and highway maintenance industries, as they help ensure the efficient and even distribution of aggregate materials, contributing to the successful completion of various projects.