Sustainable Value Retention

Building a forest or gravel road is one thing; maintaining it long-term to ensure sustainable value retention is quite another. Different types of damage to these structures require tailored measures and construction methods.

Particularly great challenges arise from restoration work following natural disasters, such as heavy rainfall, flood damage, or above-average heavy traffic loads. These events often wash up larger stones or expose them through water erosion.

• For the Toughest Operations: For exceptionally hard material, a dedicated fixed crusher chisel can be mounted onto the same holder.
• Variable Crushing Chamber Adjustment: Crushing chamber configurations can be flexibly adjusted to meet specific requirements.
• Resource-Conserving: Old, brittle asphalt layers can be milled up and stones crushed on-site. The resulting material is fed back into a meaningful recycling loop.
• System Integration: Finally, the material is leveled and compacted using machines also invented by Stehr. With this innovative technology, you stay ahead of the competition—as so often before!