Since each state differs on allowances and requirements for DOT repair work with volumetric mixers, DOTCERTIFIED.COM provides comprehensive DOT specs for each state in an easy-to-use format, as well as additional resources that help business owners meet those state requirements.

Cemen Tech has announced the launch of DOTCERTIFIED.COM — a new website that aims to help individual state DOTs, municipalities, engineers and contractors learn about volumetric concrete mixers, their advantages and how users can meet the specifications for each state.

Since each state differs on allowances and requirements for DOT repair work with volumetric mixers, DOTCERTIFIED.COM provides comprehensive DOT specs for each state in an easy-to-use format, as well as additional resources that help business owners meet those state requirements. The website also provides articles and other information on relevant topics such as admixtures, interstate and bridge deck repair, fast-setting concrete, latex-modified concrete and more.

"Utilizing a volumetric mixer with fast setting concrete is becoming an accepted standard for highway and bridge deck repair in many areas of the country," said Collin Robinson, product manager, Cemen Tech. "But there is still a lack of information on volumetric concrete technology and the uncertainty around differing DOT specifications can often be a barrier to entry for contractors. We developed DOTCERTIFIED.COM in order to help take that uncertainty out of the equation — for business owners as well as DOTs and municipalities."

For more information, visit DOTCERTIFIED.COM or www.CemenTech.com.

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