Trailed Asphalt Mixture Recycling Machine (LS-RZS1000)

The LS-RZS1000 is a trailer-mounted asphalt hot recycling machine designed to produce hot mix asphalt for pavement repairs and to perform on‑site hot recycling of millings and reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP).

Production is approximately 1 ton every 15–20 minutes, or roughly 3 tons per hour under normal operating conditions (actual output depends on material condition and jobsite setup).

The unit is powered by a 33 kW engine with a 30 kW generator. Heating is provided by a hot air circulation system using a Riello burner (model 46T1 in supplied configuration).

Hot melt kettle capacity is 200 L, the asphalt storage tank is 1.5 m³, and the mixing motor is 5.5 kW (380 V).

The LS-RZS1000 can recycle millings, full‑depth reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) and small chunks of old asphalt into high-quality hot mix by adding new hot bitumen and aggregates as required.

Yes. The machine allows you to add as much or as little hot bitumen as needed so you can customize mix design to meet project specifications.

The LS-RZS1000 is trailer-mounted for towing. It is designed to be transported to jobsites and operated from your shop or directly on the roadwork location; towing vehicle requirements should match trailer gross weight.

Warm-up time depends on ambient temperature and feedstock, but typical warm‑up ranges from 30 to 60 minutes to reach operating temperature and begin continuous production.

The generator and main engine typically run on diesel. The burner supplied (Riello) is normally diesel‑fired. Confirm fuel requirements with your supplier or manual before operation.

By recycling 100% of millings and RAP into reusable hot mix, the LS-RZS1000 reduces landfill waste, lowers the need for new asphalt binder and aggregate, and minimizes material hauling compared with plant‑sourced HMA.

Daily checks should include fuel/oil levels, burner and generator inspection, cleaning the heat exchanger and mixer, greasing bearings, inspecting hoses and belts, and removing trapped fines. Follow the manufacturer maintenance schedule for periodic servicing.

Typically 1–2 trained operators are sufficient: one to control the unit and burner and one to feed material and handle finished mix. Complexity of the jobsite may require additional crew.

Wear appropriate PPE (heat-resistant gloves, eye protection, high-visibility clothing), maintain clear access around hot equipment, follow safe fueling and hot‑material handling procedures, and adhere to lockout/tagout during maintenance. Ensure proper ventilation for exhaust gases.

Yes. Common spare parts include burner spare elements, fuel filters, belts, seals, bearings and mixer components. Contact your supplier for an approved spare parts list, service manuals and technical support or training options.

Warranty terms and any applicable certifications vary by supplier and region. Consult the sales contract or your local dealer for specific warranty coverage, compliance documents and CE or emission certifications if required.