HME Machinery
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Designed with advanced technology. The milling fineness is good and even, delivering reliable and high-quality emulsified asphalt performance.
Asphalt flow and soap flow are electrically adjusted to ensure an accurate, controlled proportioning ratio.
Soap mixing and delivery system includes soap tank, mixer, pipes, pump, and valve—all constructed from stainless steel for high temperature and corrosion resistance.
Internal thermal oil pipelines heat the raw bitumen tank, supported by an external rock wool insulation layer for rapid temperature rise and superior heat retention.
Intelligent electronic control system collects real-time operational data including flow rates and temperatures.
Built on an international advanced platform concept featuring a skid-mounted structure for convenient transit and relocation.
| Model | GLR6A | GLR6E | GLR8 | GLR10 |
| Productivity (t/h) | 6-8 | 6-8 | 5-15 | |
| Emulsified Fineness | <5μm (85% or more) 90# bitumen | <5μm (85% or more) 90# bitumen | <3μm (85% or more) 90# bitumen | |
| Asphalt Content (%) | 40-60 | 40-65 | 30-70 | 30-70 |
| Asphalt Tank (m³) | 4 | / | / | |
| Soap Mixing Tank (m³) | 1.8×2 | 3×2 | Mixing Tank 5.3 Storage Tank 4.5×2 |
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| Total Power (kW) | 42 | 45 | 50 | 105 |
| Total Mass (t) | 6 | 5 | 6 | 14 |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) (mm) | 5800×2200×2500 | 6400×2200×2650 | 5800×2200×2360 | 12200×2450×2900 |
The productivity ranges depending on the model: models GLR6A, GLR6E, and GLR8 produce between 6 to 8 tons per hour (t/h), while the GLR10 model offers a higher capacity ranging from 5 to 15 t/h.
For 90# bitumen, models GLR6A, GLR6E, and GLR8 achieve a fineness of less than 5μm for 85% or more of particles. The high-performance GLR10 model achieves a finer output of less than 3μm for 85% or more of particles.
Both the asphalt flow rate and soap solution flow rate are electrically adjusted, allowing accurate control over the mixture ratio to ensure consistent product quality.
Yes, all critical parts of the soap mixing and delivery system—including the soap tank, mixer, piping, pump, and valves—are constructed from high-grade stainless steel to resist corrosion and thermal wear.
The machinery utilizes an international skid-mounted structural design, which greatly simplifies assembly, disassembly, transportation, and setup across job sites.
Thermal oil pipelines are coiled inside the bitumen tank for direct heating, while a rock wool insulation layer covers the exterior to ensure rapid heating and minimal heat loss.
