Cappagh Group, a leader in civil engineering and infrastructure solutions, has partnered with Meon and MAGMA Surfacing to trial PermaFyx L273, a cutting-edge HAPAS Approved and cold-applied reinstatement material that promises to eliminate the common challenges of traditional asphalt-based methods.
Traditional methods for ironwork reinstatement often involve significant costs and logistical challenges, including reopening asphalt plants, maintaining hotboxes for minor repairs and managing material wastage. PermaFyx offers a superior alternative, eliminating these pain points with its unique features.
Cappagh, known for its commitment to quality and forward-thinking practices, highlighted several key benefits of PermaFyx:
• Cold-applied technology: No hot works required, ensuring enhanced safety and convenience.
• No compaction needed: Reducing early defects and delivering durable, long-lasting HAPAS approved results.
• Minimal material wastage: Use only what’s needed, cutting down on excess and saving costs.
• All-weather performance: Reliable in adverse conditions, enabling year-round service.
• Cost and time efficiency: Faster application with significant savings on resources.
Phil Spencer, Highway & Streetworks Reinstatement Consultant at Meon, commented: “PermaFyx is a material designed to tackle the real-world challenges faced by contractors every day. We’re proud to collaborate with Cappagh Group to demonstrate how innovation can drive efficiency and sustainability across the industry.”
By trialling PermaFyx, Cappagh underscores its dedication to innovation and environmental consciousness, aligning with its broader vision of reducing environmental impact while delivering exceptional service to its clients.
The trial represents the culmination of a strong partnership between Cappagh, Meon and MAGMA Surfacing, combining expertise and shared values to push the boundaries of what’s possible in civil engineering and utility maintenance.
Sean Ferncombe, Head of Reinstatement for Cappagh’s Contractors added: “Meon’s collaborative partnership with Cappagh in addressing real-world challenges related to ironworks has been exceptional.
“The material stands out for its durability and ease of application, rivalling anything currently available on the market, while significantly mitigating the safety and environmental concerns associated with hot-lay materials. I look forward to the progression of this trial and its results.”
As the trial progresses, Cappagh promises to share updates on the performance and impact of PermaFyx, with potential plans to adopt it as their preferred method for reinstatement.
To learn more about Cappagh’s Utilities Services, see their website here.
To learn more about PermaFyx, see Meon’s website here.
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