Asphalt melters liquefy and apply hot-pour crack filler into gaps and breaks on large asphalt or concrete surfaces that would take too long to repair with handheld pour pots. Also known as push melters, these crack-filler machines heat filler in their kettle and dispense melted filler as they roll along a surface. They can also apply cold-pour materials.

Pour pots are carried along above asphalt or concrete pavement to dispense crack filler into gaps and breaks. Their nozzle control releases filler from their kettle and into cracks.

Asphalt squeegees spread sealers smoothly and evenly over asphalt pavement. Their blade flexes to make full contact with surfaces for uniform coverage.

Asphalt crack repair hoes remove dirt and debris from gaps and breaks in pavement to prepare for patching with crack fillers. They drive their pointed-tip blade into cracks to break up and scrape out material, leaving solid edges for filler to stick to.

Asphalt sealing brushes spread and smooth sealcoatings across asphalt pavement. Their stiff bristles push or pull sealer to apply a thin, uniform coat that fills gaps and resists cracking.