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ACE XP Polymer™ is the smart choice for today’s demanding pavement designs. Boasting high performance for both cracking and rutting, it also delivers a dramatically extended service life compared to regular pavements, creating a cost effective and high performing solution. 

Our patented wax binder ensures a 100% delivery of the fibers into the HMA/WMA, creating a confident dosing solution for all QC-conscious plant personnel.

Surface Tech’s auto-dosing equipment offers precise infeed and provides daily data and an optional PE certification for any plant-type in the market.

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Pavement designers and contractors are typically locked into using a traditional standard when approaching section design and construction.  Asphalt has historically maintained specific structural values and traffic loading, often based on local aggregates. 

ACE XP Polymer changes the math and opens up design options unlike any other additive on the market today.

More than a chemical modifier, ACE XP physically reinforces the pavement structure to enhance performance and life span. Why does this matter? Because physical reinforcement conveys additional structure and adds load bearing capacity. Making asphalt stronger means heavy duty pavement can be constructed faster and less expensively.  Stronger asphalt matches up better against rigid pavement.  Shallow utilities and thinner base sections can be accommodated, as well as a host of valuable options when performing in-place recycling.
 
Stop trying to solve today’s problems with yesterday’s assumptions.  Dry polymer is the only easy way to add years to pavement, while reducing maintenance along the way.  Oh, and ACE XP can go into any mix, made at any plant, placed by any paving contractor.

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BENEFITS

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PERFORMANCE

Significantly higher cracking and rutting performance than controls

EASE OF ADOPTION

Easy and clean for plant implementation (includes dailies and optional PE Cert)

Easy and improved compactability with site install

SUSTAINABILITY

Longer life expectation and reduced carbon footprint

COST SAVINGS

Longer life expectation and delayed maintenance costs
“The development of ACE XP-reinforced mix designs for the binder and surface layer is an exciting advancement for the paving industry that holds great promise for dramatically improving crack prevention. With these mixes, contractors can control the quality in both production and installation, as ACE XP is simply incorporated into the contractor’s production processes, thus eliminating third party contractors to install the 2-dimentional geosynthetic rolled interlayer product.”
Joe Dennis
Joe DennisSite Supply, Director
“The integration of ACE XP Polymer has helped strengthen our asphalt pavements and has reduced premature cracking — all with the aim of further prolonging the life of our roadways.”
Zoyeb Vahora, B.Eng., PMP
Zoyeb Vahora, B.Eng., PMPSupervisor of Road Operations for the City of Markham, Ontario, Canada
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JASON MARTIN

As a leader with both creative and analytical skills, Jason oversees the planning, development, and execution of Surface Tech’s marketing and advertising strategies. He has been responsible of late for clarifying the company’s value proposition through a series of new branding executions resulting in a revamped website and other improvements in the company’s strategic marketing initiatives.

Jason brings more than 25 years of industrial design, branding, and manufacturing experience to his new role as CMO. His work has appeared in leading design publications, and he has received numerous international design awards. His portfolio includes more than 40 design and utility patents in the fields of consumer electronics, software, packaging, medical devices, and software. Speed to market, with a critical eye for detail and simplicity, is the driving force behind his multidisciplinary design process.

Jason holds a BS in Industrial Design from The Ohio State University. His previous work experience includes Nike, Proctor & Gamble, Skylab Architecture, and founder of New Studio. 

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Stacie Steel

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Stacie Steel, PE, offers a depth of experience in asphalt and concrete pavements. She has provided infrastructure-related civil engineering and project management consulting services to both public and private sector clients for the past 20 years.

Stacie’s technical expertise centers around all things pavements: structural design, materials design and specifications, sustainability, life-cycle cost analyses, pavement management, preservation and rehabilitation, QA/QC, materials testing, and forensic evaluations.

Throughout her career, she has worked on paving projects for many national commercial retailers, municipalities, and airports. Stacie has proven leadership and organizational capabilities, as evidenced by earning the President’s Choice Award from the WTS Colorado Chapter early in her career. She currently serves on the WTS Puget Sound Chapter’s TransportationYOU Committee, and is dedicated to ensuring access to local outdoor recreation opportunities serving on the Board of Directors for the Lonesome Lake Preservation Group.