The unit can also be used for backfilling layers during cable network installation. Using the STIM 2000 for shoulder construction significantly reduces labor intensity. Productivity reaches up to 300 tons per hour, with paving speeds ranging from 15 to 50 meters per minute, depending on the width and thickness of the layer. The unit is driven by a front-end loader with a minimum power of 80 kW via a coupling device, the supply of which is agreed upon prior to shipment. A fuel-efficient Perkins diesel engine and two hydraulic pumps power the equipment itself. A blade is used for shoulder grading and profiling, evenly distributing materials across the entire shoulder width at a specified height and angle. The STIM 2000’s working hopper is loaded directly from the truck bed. A conveyor delivers material to the roadside work area at a variable speed, and the blade distributes the material across the shoulder at a specified height and angle.