ShoulderMaster announced the launch of the "world's first" skid steer centre paver.

The new skid steer centre paver is designed for versatile applications, making it ideal for narrow paving projects, utility trenches and paving asphalt between rail tracks.

Its design includes a universal skid steer attachment quick connection, ensuring easy setup and operation. The purpose-placed material minimizes wastage, eliminating the need for hand work and it requires only a standard flow skid steer, making it accessible for a wide range of users, according to ShoulderMaster.

Among its features, the paver includes a wireless remote-control system, providing the ground operator with full control and convenience. It is easily transported to various job sites and is equipped with two built-in cameras for better monitoring and precision. With a hopper capacity, of 88 ft.-cu., allows for efficient material handling and the paver can take material from conventional size trucks.

In addition, its advanced screed functions enable it to pave from 0 to 4 in. thickness and 12 in. to 40 in. width.

The skid steer centre paver delivers enhanced functionality, ease operation and cost-efficiency.

By using a skid steer on site and transforming it into a versatile tool akin to a Swiss army knife, it significantly reduces both capital and maintenance costs, according to ShoulderMaster.

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