Ergon Inc.
Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc. Mount Pleasant, TX
Facility Information
Facility Manager: John Hallford
Facility Telephone: (903) 572-9839
Facility Fax: (903) 572-1408
Facility Address:209 Robert Nance Road Mount Pleasant, TX 75455
Sales Manager: Tom O'Leary
Sales Telephone: (903) 722-3541
Sales Office Fax: (512) 469-0391
Sales Office Address: 11612 RM 2244
Building 1 Suite 250
Austin, TX 78738
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Available Products
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Description
Products
Bond Coat/Tack Coat - Trackless
A trackless bond or tack coat is an application of emulsion or asphalt binder with trackless properties that is sprayed onto the roadway surface immediately prior to a paving operation. The trackless properties ensure the bonding material stays where it is needed, resisting being picked up by tires, paving equipment and haul trucks and tracked across the job site. Adjacent structures and striping are protected for tracking associated with conventional materials.
CBC-1H, eTac (NT-SRE)
Tack Coat - Conventional
A tack or bond coat is an application of emulsion or asphalt binder that is sprayed onto the roadway surface immediately prior to a paving operation. The adhesion of multiple lifts of pavement provides for maximum structural coefficient and ensures the safety and longevity of the pavement structure.
CSS-1, CMS-2, CSS-1H
Spray Paver Application
A paving technique whereby the tack or bond coat material is applied through the paving equipment in a continuous operation. Contact your local salesperson for information on availability in your area.
EBL
Chip Seal - Conventional
A spray-applied application of asphalt emulsion or binder followed by an application of a single layer of aggregate used to provide friction, seal cracks less than ¼ inches wide and reduce the intrusion of water into roadway structures. Typically used on more rural routes with low-to-moderate ADTs. Life extensions of 5-7 years are typical.
CRS-2, CRS-2H
Chip Seal - Modified
A wearing course of spray-applied polymer modified asphalt emulsion or binder followed by an application of a single layer of aggregate used to provide friction, seal cracks less than ¼ inches wide and preserve roadways. The modification provides resistance to higher ADT routes and provides for a relatively quick return to traffic. Life extensions of 6-7 years are seen.
CRS-2P
Chip Seal - Premium
A polymer modified chip seal system designed for maximum aggregate adhesion and the shortest return-to-traffic time for the highest ADT routes. Life extensions of 6-7 years are expected.
CHFRS-2P
Cold Mix - Conventional
Mixture of cutback asphalt or asphalt emulsion and aggregate, combined through a pugmill or asphalt plant and typically stored in a stockpile for use as temporary patching.
CSS-1H, CSS-1S, CMS-2S
Cold In-Place Recycling
Rehabilitation technique. Mills and recycles asphalt mixtures to depths in the range of 3-5 inches. Used to correct all pavement distresses within the recycled depth and prevent or delay reflective cracking from deeper in the structure.
CSS-1S, CSS-1H
Full Depth Reclamation
FDR is a complete rehabilitation technique addressing all major distresses throughout the pavement structure and into the base. All roadway materials are combined in-situ and compacted to form an improved base. This is followed by the appropriate wearing course of hot mix asphalt installed to provide the required structural coefficient.
CSS-1H, CSS-1S
Fog Seal - Conventional
A preservation technique that involves spraying a diluted asphalt emulsion onto an asphalt surface. Used to enhance aggregate retention and seal hairline cracks. Life extensions of 1-2 years are typical.
CSS-1, CMS-2
Prime Coat - Conventional
An application of emulsion or asphalt binder to a soil base in preparation for the wearing course. Typical use is prior to a chip seal or hot mixed asphalt application; the prime provides protection of the soil against rainfall in staged construction and serves as a bond promoter for the eventual surface. Prime coats are also used as a curing seal for cement-treated bases.
CSS-1H, CSS-1S, CSS-1
Click Treatment
Description
Products
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
Give us a call and we’ll steer you in the right direction for the on-spec product/treatment that meets your specific road needs.
Facility Manager:
John Hallford
Facility Telephone:(903) 572-9839
Facility Fax:(903) 572-1408
Facility Address:209 Robert Nance Road Mount Pleasant, TX 75455
Sales Manager:
Tom O'Leary
Sales Telephone:(903) 722-3541
Sales Office Fax:(512) 469-0391
Sales Office Address: 11612 RM 2244
Building 1 Suite 250
Austin, TX 78738
Need technical support?
Click here.
Available Products
| Click Treatment | Description | Products |
|---|---|---|
| Bond Coat/Tack Coat - Trackless | A trackless bond or tack coat is an application of emulsion or asphalt binder with trackless properties that is sprayed onto the roadway surface immediately prior to a paving operation. The trackless properties ensure the bonding material stays where it is needed, resisting being picked up by tires, paving equipment and haul trucks and tracked across the job site. Adjacent structures and striping are protected for tracking associated with conventional materials. | CBC-1H, eTac (NT-SRE) |
| Tack Coat - Conventional | A tack or bond coat is an application of emulsion or asphalt binder that is sprayed onto the roadway surface immediately prior to a paving operation. The adhesion of multiple lifts of pavement provides for maximum structural coefficient and ensures the safety and longevity of the pavement structure. | CSS-1, CMS-2, CSS-1H |
| Spray Paver Application | A paving technique whereby the tack or bond coat material is applied through the paving equipment in a continuous operation. Contact your local salesperson for information on availability in your area. | EBL |
| Chip Seal - Conventional | A spray-applied application of asphalt emulsion or binder followed by an application of a single layer of aggregate used to provide friction, seal cracks less than ¼ inches wide and reduce the intrusion of water into roadway structures. Typically used on more rural routes with low-to-moderate ADTs. Life extensions of 5-7 years are typical. | CRS-2, CRS-2H |
| Chip Seal - Modified | A wearing course of spray-applied polymer modified asphalt emulsion or binder followed by an application of a single layer of aggregate used to provide friction, seal cracks less than ¼ inches wide and preserve roadways. The modification provides resistance to higher ADT routes and provides for a relatively quick return to traffic. Life extensions of 6-7 years are seen. | CRS-2P |
| Chip Seal - Premium | A polymer modified chip seal system designed for maximum aggregate adhesion and the shortest return-to-traffic time for the highest ADT routes. Life extensions of 6-7 years are expected. | CHFRS-2P |
| Cold Mix - Conventional | Mixture of cutback asphalt or asphalt emulsion and aggregate, combined through a pugmill or asphalt plant and typically stored in a stockpile for use as temporary patching. | CSS-1H, CSS-1S, CMS-2S |
| Cold In-Place Recycling | Rehabilitation technique. Mills and recycles asphalt mixtures to depths in the range of 3-5 inches. Used to correct all pavement distresses within the recycled depth and prevent or delay reflective cracking from deeper in the structure. | CSS-1S, CSS-1H |
| Full Depth Reclamation | FDR is a complete rehabilitation technique addressing all major distresses throughout the pavement structure and into the base. All roadway materials are combined in-situ and compacted to form an improved base. This is followed by the appropriate wearing course of hot mix asphalt installed to provide the required structural coefficient. | CSS-1H, CSS-1S |
| Fog Seal - Conventional | A preservation technique that involves spraying a diluted asphalt emulsion onto an asphalt surface. Used to enhance aggregate retention and seal hairline cracks. Life extensions of 1-2 years are typical. | CSS-1, CMS-2 |
| Prime Coat - Conventional | An application of emulsion or asphalt binder to a soil base in preparation for the wearing course. Typical use is prior to a chip seal or hot mixed asphalt application; the prime provides protection of the soil against rainfall in staged construction and serves as a bond promoter for the eventual surface. Prime coats are also used as a curing seal for cement-treated bases. | CSS-1H, CSS-1S, CSS-1 |
| Click Treatment | Description | Products |
Can’t find what you’re looking for?
Give us a call and we’ll steer you in the right direction for the on-spec product/treatment that meets your specific road needs.