Rapid Asphalt produces a storable, environmentally friendly asphalt that can be applied in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +50°C, allowing for year-round road repairs without heavy equipment. This high-performance solution offers immediate traffic access and durability, addressing the need for efficient and sustainable road maintenance while reducing CO₂ emissions.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Traditional asphalt road repair methods often require specialized, heavy equipment and are highly dependent on weather conditions, making year-round maintenance difficult and costly. Conventional asphalt also poses environmental concerns due to high CO₂ emissions and reliance on non-sustainable materials.
Solution
Rapid Asphalt offers a storable, environmentally friendly asphalt solution designed for year-round road repairs, even in extreme temperatures ranging from -30°C to +50°C. Packaged in ergonomic 15kg bags, this asphalt eliminates the need for heavy machinery and simplifies the repair process. Its formulation promotes a circular economy by integrating recycled materials and reducing CO₂ emissions. The product's reactive compaction technology allows for immediate traffic access after application, providing a durable and long-lasting repair.
Target Audience
The primary customers are road maintenance crews, construction companies, and municipalities responsible for maintaining roads and infrastructure who need a reliable, sustainable, and easy-to-apply asphalt solution.
Features
- Applicable in all weather conditions, from -30°C to +50°C
- High resistance to heavy traffic, allowing immediate opening to traffic after application
- Packaged in 15kg bags for easy handling and application without heavy equipment
- Long shelf life for convenient storage and on-demand use
- Environmentally friendly formulation that reduces CO₂ emissions and integrates circular economy principles
- Reactive compaction technology ensures durability and a well-sealed, patinated surface
- Suitable for repairing potholes and surfaces less than 4 m², including trenches and areas around urban furniture