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Asphalt Mixing Plants for Central Asia

Cold winters, a short paving season and overland delivery from China shape plant choices in Central Asia. Here is how we configure plants for the region.

Covering: Uzbekistan · Kazakhstan · Kyrgyzstan · Tajikistan · Turkmenistan

Planning

What matters for a plant in Central Asia

  • Cold weather

    Bitumen tanks, pipes and pumps need insulation and heating so the plant can start reliably in cold mornings early and late in the season. We discuss winterization options with you.

  • Short paving season

    With fewer paving months, the plant has to deliver more tonnes per day. We size output and storage so the season’s tonnage can be produced in time.

  • Overland delivery

    The region is landlocked, so plants travel by road or rail from China. Container-sized units simplify loading and border crossing.

  • Large temperature swings

    Hot summers and cold winters call for suitable lubricants, sealing and electrical protection across a wide temperature range.

Logistics

Shipping and delivery

  • Overland delivery from China by road or rail, crossing at the Chinese border points serving Central Asia
  • Container-sized units simplify transloading and border procedures
  • Delivery planned before the paving season so installation and commissioning finish in time

Support

How we support your project

  • Plant layout and winterization recommendations for your site
  • Installation guidance, commissioning and operator training as agreed for the project
  • Spare parts list planned around the length of the season
  • Troubleshooting and maintenance guidance after handover

Questions from buyers in Central Asia

Can the plant be prepared for cold weather?

Yes. Insulated and heated bitumen tanks and lines, and suitable lubricants and electrical protection, can be included. Tell us the lowest temperatures expected during the working season.

How is a plant delivered to Central Asia?

Overland from China by road or rail. Container-sized units make loading and border crossing simpler.

How do we size a plant for a short paving season?

Work out the total tonnage needed in the season, divide by the realistic number of working days and hours, and add storage for peak demand. Send us your figures and we will propose a model.

Planning a road project in Central Asia?

Send us the output you need, your site location, fuel options and the route to site. We will reply with a suggested configuration and quotation.

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