Schedule an in-person assessment of your asphalt release and cleaning program. A local ChemStation representative will review how your team applies, stores, and uses chemistry across the yard.
Custom chemistry for asphalt release, equipment cleaning, and pre-treatment.
A practical yard-level review
See where asphalt is sticking—and where your process is.
The assessment is designed to give your team a clear view of its current asphalt release and cleaning program. ChemStation evaluates the process, then discusses where chemistry, application equipment, or local service may improve day-to-day execution.
Review the current process
Walk through truck-bed preparation, release-agent application, storage, and equipment-cleaning routines.
Look for wasted chemistry
Review dosing, coverage, and handling practices that may contribute to overuse or inconsistent application.
Connect your yard with a nearby ChemStation manufacturing center and a representative who can support the site.
Asphalt release solutions that work hard
The right chemistry. Applied the right way.
Your representative can review the product and equipment options that match your operation.
Asphalt bed release agents
Specialized pre-treatment options help reduce sticking across standard and modified high-polymer mixes, supporting smoother unloading and more convenient cleanup.
Powerful asphalt cleaners
Cleaner options address asphalt, tar, oil, and grease buildup on trucks, conveyors, mixing drums, material-handling equipment, pavers, and rollers.
Asphalt Release System
The configurable ARS can automate truck-bed spray application with hands-free activation and timed dispensing as trucks pass beneath the spray pole.
Available options include AASHTO-tested and state DOT-approved products.Ask your ChemStation representative for the list.
Free readiness checklist
Prepare before the assessment.
Download the readiness checklist to review your current process, equipment, and priorities before speaking with your local ChemStation team.
Review your current process
Identify equipment and workflow needs
Bring the right questions to your assessment
Schedule your assessment
Bring a local expert to your yard.
Tell us where your operation is located and what you want to review. ChemStation will route the request to the appropriate local team.
In-person process walkthrough
Release-agent and cleaner review
Application equipment discussion
Local follow-up from ChemStation
What happens during the assessment?
A ChemStation representative reviews your release-agent application, cleaning process, chemical usage, equipment needs, and yard workflow.
Do I need to change products before the visit?
No. Keep your current process in place so the representative can see an accurate baseline.
Can the assessment include equipment cleaning?
Yes. The review can include delivery trucks, conveyors, mixing drums, pavers, rollers, and other material-handling equipment.
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