Smets Technology presents road surface retexturing truck

Smets Technology is exhibiting its road surface retexturing truck ARC 3500 at Intertraffic. The compact surface treatment system can be deployed for roughening of road surfaces and for rubber removal at a working width of 2,400 mm. The vehicle is said to come with an average performance of 6,00m 2/h and its ultra-high-pressure pump aims to generate working pressures up to 2500/3000 bar as well as water volumes up to 72 I/min. In addition, it features three 800mm cleaning devices at the rear and one on each
March 20, 2018 Read time: 1 min

8686 Smets Technology is exhibiting its road surface retexturing truck ARC 3500 at Intertraffic. The compact surface treatment system can be deployed for roughening of road surfaces and for rubber removal at a working width of 2,400 mm.

The vehicle is said to come with an average performance of 6,00m 2/h and its ultra-high-pressure pump aims to generate working pressures up to 2500/3000 bar as well as water volumes up to 72 I/min. In addition, it features three 800mm cleaning devices at the rear and one on each side with the intention of enabling a lane to be treated in a single run.

All cleaning devices can be activated and deactivated individually while inaccessible areas can be treated with the MCD 360 hand cleaner. 

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