Cold Application Adhesive is specially formulated, modified asphalt adhesive. It forms a durable, elastomeric and watertight film. The formulation contains very low levels of petroleum spirits, which make it compatible with all of modified bitumen and built-up roofing products.

Cold applied coatings include the cold tar or asphalt base paints, synthetic paints, and emulsions. These are generally either non-water-containing or water containing. In the cold applied coatings the solid material is arrived at through liquid evaporation. These coatings employ both solvents and water to attain the desired application viscosity. A wide range of solvents is used and the choice depends mainly on the drying characteristics desired and the solvent power required to dissolve the particular bitumen being used. Various fillers are also used in cold applied coatings to obtain specific applications and end-use properties.

Cold cutting machine cuts and bevels pipes or shells. Generally, It is available as pneumatic and hydraulic models. It can produce almost any type of pipe end configuration imaginable including standard bevels, J-preps, and lands by simply changing the cutting and beveling blades. It can cut and bevel any machineable material such as carbon steel, stainless steel, ductile iron, cast iron, and most other alloys without spark or flame. This machine is equipped with blade shut off valve that shuts off air or hydraulic pressure to the blade and drives motor when the blade guard is opened.