Infrared patching is a process that can be used to repair asphalt. It involves using a machine that emits infrared waves, which heats up the asphalt and makes it more pliable. This allows for a more seamless repair, as the new asphalt will blend more easily with the existing surface. Infrared patching can also be used to remove defects from the surface of asphalt, such as cracks or potholes. In addition, it can be used to pre-heat asphalt before it is laid down, which can help to improve the quality of the finished product. While infrared patching is not suitable for all types of asphalt repairs, it can be an effective way to extend the life of your pavement.
