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Right Place. Right Temperature.
Cat® Compact with Temperature Indication for asphalt helps operators visualize coverage area while recording Pass-Count and Temperature data. The system utilizes infrared temperature sensors and GPS mapping to keep the operator informed of current mat temperatures, machine position, pass-count and pass coverage.
Benefits
Improve Asphalt Density
Ensuring full coverage while compacting in the optimal temperature zone with consistent pass patterns helps maximize density.
Up To 15% Higher Performance
Higher performance starts with completing the required pass-counts, reducing excessive overlap, and avoiding tender zones.
Simple Operation
Real-time mapping helps simplify operation and alleviate the rigors of nighttime operation, long days, and busy traffic zones.
Features At A Glance
- By utilizing Cat Compaction Control technology, second-guessing of where the previous passes were made, and what the existing mat temperatures are, can be eliminated. Distractions, fatigue, multi-tasking, and nighttime operation can affect how well an operator executes the rolling pattern on an asphalt mat.
- Pass-Count Mapping helps operators ensure consistent mat coverage is achieved when performing rolling patterns.
- Temperature Mapping utilizes infra-red sensors that help operators determine when optimal asphalt mat temperatures exist for compaction. The upper limit is approximately 149º C (300ºF) and the lower limit is approximately 85º C (185º F). Knowing the temperature can also help operators avoid tender zones that can occur around 104º C - 110ºC (219º F - 230º F). These tender zones inhibit compaction and at times the operators must wait until the material cools enough to once again accept compaction.
- Consistent mat coverage can be difficult to achieve during the day when visibility is good. It can be even more difficult during low light periods when it's difficult to see the watermarks that are often used as a guide for mat coverage. The Pass-Count and Temperature Mapping System helps operators monitor coverage through the LCD Display.
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