GT-3600 Curb & Gutter Applications

Tight-clearance paving is accomplished with the sideshifting capability of the mold.

An operational speed of up to 42 feet per minute (12.8 mpm) allows for high production curb and gutter slipforming with the GT-3600.

The GT-3600 trimmer features a maximum hydraulic sideshift distance of 48 inches (1219 mm), allowing the operator to slipform curb and gutter within inches of obstacles within residential areas.

Slipforming curb and gutter in an existing residential area is done efficiently with the GT-3600 equipped with 3D machine guidance. The ability to block out existing driveways on-the-go allows for less follow up work.

Using the telescoping mold and hold-down, the GT-3600 is able to achieve minimum clearance when slipforming curb and gutter below the existing grade in a residential area.

3D machine guidance helps achieve minimum clearance eliminating the need to set stringline on projects where existing utilities create challenges.

This GT-3600 uses the simultaneous trim/pour process for maximum concrete utilization.

The GT-3600 slipforms stand-up curb.

The GT-3600 slipforms curb and gutter around a cul-de-sac in a new residential development.

Repeatable mold offset is accomplished through G+ and a smart hydraulic cylinder for telescoping the mold mounting system.

A GOMACO GT-3600 slipforms curb and gutter for a new street in Zingem, East Flanders, Belgium.

A contractor slipformed radii as tight as 2.5 feet (0.8 m) with their GOMACO GT-3600 curb and gutter machine with Topcon mmGPS system on a parking lot project in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 42.1.

GOMACO's GT-3600 is one of the most versatile, dependable, and high-production curb and gutter machines with job-proven results throughout the world.

This contractor is using their GT-3600 to slipform approximately eight kilometers (5 mi) of barrier curb around the perimeter of the distribution center.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 44.1.

A GT-3600 slipforms the curb and gutter portion of two-stage curb on a new road for a subdivision in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Twelve inch (305 mm) stand-up curb for a new apartment complex is slipformed with a GT-3600 and Topcon 3D guidance in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

The operator uses the sideshifting capabilities to achieve minimum-clearance as the GT-3600 passes by a utility pole on a rehabilitation project.

A GT-3600 is used to slipform a unique profile on a project in Koksijde, Belgium.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 42.1.

A GOMACO GT-3600 slipforms a six foot (1.8 m) wide, 10 inch (254 mm) thick swale curb in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

The GT-3600 has an optional auger available for concrete delivery.

Two GT-3600s are slipforming the Utah I-15 project's 25.5 miles (41 km) of curb and gutter.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 40.2.

A GT-3600 slipforms curb at a new power plant in Trinidad.

Tight-clearance paving is accomplished with the sideshifting capability of the mold.

The GT-3600's compact paving width makes it an ideal machine for working within confined spaces, like this tunnel project in Canada.

Stringless curb and gutter is slipformed on a new parking lot project with 3D stringless controls.

The GT-3600 has piston-style legs with bearings on both ends of the inner tube. There is no steel-on-steel contact. The steel keyway on the cylindrical inner tube provides steering control. The mold can be lowered below grade to slipform curb and gutter.

This GT-3600 slipforms curb and gutter next to traffic on a road in Canada.

This contractor slipforms a unique profile of curb and gutter on a project in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

This GT-3600 slipforms curb and gutter below grade on a rehabilitation project. Using the telescoping mold and hold-down, the GT-3600 is able to achieve minimum-clearance as it passes a residential telephone pole.

The GT-3600 sensor arms and mounts are more durable, lighter weight, and easier to manipulate than ever before.

This GT-3600 slipforms a 16 inch (406 mm) curb in Canada.

This GT-3600 is slipforming parking lot radii with a stringless system on a project in St. Louis, Missouri.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 37.2.

This contractor is slipforming approximately 14,000 feet (4267 m) of curb and gutter on the 50 acre (20.2 ha) lot with a GOMACO GT-3600. The curb and gutter’s profile is 30 inches wide (762 mm), seven inches (178 mm) thick, with a six inch (152 mm) curb.

The GT-3600 uses the simultaneous trim/pour process for maximum concrete utilization.

This crew set a company record of 10,712 feet (3265 m) of curb and gutter in a single day with their GT-3600 near Woodburn, Oregon.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 36.1.

This contractor slipforms curb and gutter with their GT-3600 and the TSD stringless system on a project near Peruwelz, Belgium.

This contractor slipforms curb and gutter with their new GT-3600 on a project in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium.

Several different curb and gutter and island profiles were slipformed by this GT-3600 in Franklin, Wisconsin.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 36.1.

A GOMACO GT-3600 slipformed a curb and gutter radius stringfree using 3D controls for the first time in March 1999.

The GT-3600 is simultaneously trimming and pouring curb and gutter in minimum-clearance areas in Meridian, Mississippi.

Specifications on this project in Kalamazoo, Michigan, called for steel being fed into the curb and gutter.

This GT-3600 is slipforming roll-over style curb and gutter in a new subdivision project in Tennessee.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 35.1.

This GT-3600 is slipforming curb and gutter with a 3D stringless guidance system in Alabama.

The legs on the GT-3600 providing the same quality and durability as the Commander III legs.

Read more about this project in GOMACO World 33.2.

The GOMACO GT-3600 is carefully designed with safety features to give years of safe and dependable service.

This GT-3600 is slipforming curb and gutter in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is equipped with the Hook-and-Go mold mount system.