Soil Stabilizer Sizes
The soil stabilizer is used for increasing and fortifying 
soil and boosting its water resistance. By using the stabilizer, the soil can be utilized as a building material.
WS 250 Soil Stabilizer Sizes and Specifications
The WS 250 has a working width of 8 feet and a working depth of 0 – 500 mm. The tractor engine power is 180 kW / 241 HP. It weighs 10,427 lbs.
This tractor-towed 3-point machine is fitted with a mixing and milling rotor so the binding agent mix is even along the working width. The model comes with 6, 7 or 7 ft cutters. It can slice up to 20 inches in a single pass.
WR 2000 Stabilizer
This stabilizer has an operating weight of 49,160 lbs and an engine power of 315 kW / 422 HP. The machine can cut to a depth of 20 inches at a 79 inch cutting width.
The WR 2000 can stabilize with foamed asphalt and emulsion. It is also fitted with a water pump for soil that is dry. The soil stabilizer size allows it to be used on lime and cement projects as well.
Other Information about Soil Stabilizers
Aside from stabilizing out soil, stabilizers are effective in limiting movement. This reduces the need for filling materials or slabs. Various types of soil stabilizers have been used throughout history, with the Romans being among the first.
Today, various methods can be used for soil stabilization. One of the techniques is to fortify the current soil. This will strengthen the load bearing capacity.
There are also stabilizers used for managing dust or destroying them. Waterproofing soil stabilizers aid in conserving the soil’s strength. This is done by shielding the surface from water.
Soil stabilizers come with various additives like calcium chloride, lime and cement. There are also stabilizers that come with a cement-treated base. This can enhance the quality of the soil. These cement stabilizers are constructed from water, cement and pulverized soil.
Usually the stabilizers are inserted in the soil via a pump using 50 to 200 lbs of pressure psi. In some cases, high pressure and pumps are utilized. The injection depth will vary from 3 to 10 feet. In some cases the depth can reach 40 feet.
The soil stabilizer sizes differ so it can be used on different types of soil. Because of this fact, analyzing the project and the unit together is necessary.
