Tag: Roadtec RP-175/RP-195

Roadbuilding
Topcon’s new robotic station built for prism tracking
Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.,Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.,Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.,Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.,Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.,Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.,Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) has introduced the PS Series, a professional-grade robotic total station that uses [Topcon PS] Topcon’s PowerTrac technology to increase the prism tracking power. The system uses optics, laser system and advanced algorithms, to track a moving prism.
August 22, 2012
Business
Machine Matters
Fill out the team Pavers remain the cornerstone of a road contractor’s arsenal, but is another full-time member primed to join the equipment team? By Mike Anderson   If you’re a paving contractor, no doubt you’re used to having milling equipment working at your jobsites. The use of cold planers as part of the road […]
March 24, 2011
Roadtec asphalt pavers, including the 225-horsepower tracked RP-195 model, boast sturdy frames that start with a 2-inch-thick front cross member, joined to two continuous side sheets that run the entire length of the machine and then wrap around to make up the rear. The side sheets are also connected by numerous cross members throughout the length of the paver.
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