In the push for sustainable infrastructure in 2026, traditional "saw-cut and replace" road repair methods are being phased out in favor of smarter, greener technology. Heat Design Equipment (HDE) is at the forefront of this shift, offering infrared heaters that enable 100% in-place recycling of existing asphalt . This method doesn’t just patch a hole; it rejuvenates the road while drastically reducing its environmental footprint. How In-Place Infrared Recycling Works Instead

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