First stages of cold recycling with foam asphalt | Bringing Theory to Practice

The first sections of pavement recycling foamed bitumen are a reality and are projected as an economic and sustainable solution for the rehabilitation of roads.

Since incorporation by BITAFAL RENTALS of the first recycling train in situ in Uruguay in 2013, it has advanced very quickly in the national road system to incorporate technology in all its variants.

Recently they have begun to implement the first sections in situ foamed bitumen. The company Hernandez & Gonzalez has carried out the first tests on Route 12 and is starting this March with work on Route 3 after several months of design laboratory and learning with South African technicians who have come to assist with the implementation of the technology.


Moreover the company CVC has recently completed a stretch of Route 36 in the department of Canelones, with great success. He BITAFAL group He has supported projects in both asphalt and logistics sion with facilities and equipment for the proposed Route 36

We thank our customers for the continued trust placed in the company to realize the implementation of new technologies in Uruguay.

Video by CVC

Route 36 - CVC

ROUTE 3 - Hernández and González

Bitafal group. strategic supplier for their work.

We use own and third party cookies to help us optimize your visit to our website and also to improve service delivery and thus adapt to their most relevant and useful to better their experience needs. When you click OK to continue with navigation and thus confirm that you have read the information and accept the activation of cookies.

You can allow or reject use at any time can change the Configuration Options Privacy - Cookies Policy -

Privacy settings

When you visit a website, you can store or retrieve information in your browser, mainly in the form of cookies. Check your personal services cookies here.


We track anonymous user information to improve our website.
.
  • _ga
  • _gid
  • _gat

Decline all Services
Accept all Services