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2025 Caterpillar APM Wheel Asphalt Pavers AP600

The AP600 is a mid to high production wheel paver that offers versatility for highways, rural roads, streets and other mid-sized projects. It can be equipped with either a front-mount extender screed or a rear-mount extender screed.

Features may include:

• Exclusive 70 kW integrated generator delivers fast, reliable screed heating and is designed for long life by the same team that developed the D7E electric drive dozer

• Fast heating screed leads to more daily production, heating time in as little as 15 minutes

• Excellent turning capability, fast travel leads to increased production

• Exclusive air flow design improves operating conditions for the crew and keeps components cooler for lasting durability

• Pave Start Assistant saves set-up profiles for repeatable use on future job sites including Grade Control settings, speed, paving width, paving depth, slope, crown, height, and other set-up features

• Exclusive screed heating system monitors elements for failure conditions and helps eliminate unnecessary replacement

• Versatile screed designs deliver excellent ride, density, and mat texture while providing superior adjustment; available with front-mount extenders, or rear-mount extenders

• Tow-point utilizes exclusive linkage design for optimal screed flotation

• Exclusive 2-speed proportional control on the screed extenders

• Exclusive Eco-mode and Automatic Engine Speed Control, reduce fuel consumption and lower sound levels for better comfort and communication

• 4-pump feeder system is designed for high production in Eco-mode, leads to lower fuel consumption

• Million cycle switches provide reliability

• Conveyor bed plates and chain guards designed to minimize labor requirements and provide lower cost replacement

• Heating elements slide-out for easy replacement

• Machined screed frames simplify screed plate replacement

• Enhanced hopper flashing with increased memory and temperature resiliency for better performance during truck exchanges