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Asphalt Group Portable and Stationary Asphalt Plants Asphalt Rubber Blending Systems Hot Oil Heaters Asphalt Storage Tanks Heavy Fuel Preheaters Emission Control Equipment Liquid Additive Systems [energy] [infrastructure] mining Astec Industries, Inc. [ ] CEI Enterprises, Inc. Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Since 1969, CEI Enterprises has established itself as a leading manufacturer of production equipment for all corners of the asphalt industry. In addition to this core asphalt business, CEI continues to expand its products into other industries such as oil & gas and chemical processing. CEI's extensive product range includes RAP King™ and Nomad™ asphalt plants, industry-leading asphalt rubber blending systems, asphalt emulsion plants, polymer blending systems, asphalt heating and storage systems, fuel handling systems, and industrial process equipment. In 2011 CEI saw a substantial increase in asphalt plant deliveries, particularly to international markets. This includes the company's largest RAP King and Nomad plant projects to date. Both plants, previously available in portable configurations only, are now also available in stationary configurations, and with more options available than ever before. The evolution of these product lines in 2011 also brought two new sizes of plants: a smaller RAP King plant at 130 tph and a larger Nomad plant at 175 tph. Additional product line updates include CEI's asphalt rubber blending system, with the newest-generation AR plant delivered to California in 2011. CEI continues to provide asphalt terminal heating systems, as well as asphalt plant components such as hot oil heaters, asphalt tanks, fuel tanks, preheaters and emissions control equipment. CEI Enterprises facility located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. 26 CEI vertical asphalt tanks come in storage capacities from 10,000 gallons to 40,000 gallons. 2011 Astec Industries, Inc. Annual Report Nomad® portable asphalt plants have production capacities of 80, 130 or 175 tons (72, 118 or 159 metric tonnes) per hour.