InfraServe Global (ISG), part of the Gainwell Group, launched five new products at bauma CONEXPO India 2026, expanding its portfolio of road construction, maintenance and concrete equipment manufactured in India.The launches include the Etnyre RoadSaver, Etnyre Asphalt Distributor Black-Topper Centennial, Etnyre Mastic Kettle and ISG’s 50 cu m and 70 cu m Concrete Pumps.The Etnyre RoadSaver is designed for slurry sealing applications and uses CAN-Bus computerised controls to monitor the delivery of aggregate, water and additives in real time. The system automatically stops operation when the mix moves outside specified parameters, helping improve application consistency.The Black-Topper Centennial Asphalt Distributor uses ground-speed radar to automatically regulate asphalt output as vehicle speed changes. According to the company, the system can maintain application rates within 1%. It also features a hydraulically adjustable spray bar, poppet valves and Vacu-Flo and Smart Clean systems.ISG’s new 50 cu m and 70 cu m Concrete Pumps have been developed for Indian job-site conditions. The pumps feature optimised S-valve geometry for smoother concrete flow during vertical pumping, while a reverse-pumping system is designed to help clear blockages without dismantling pipeline sections.The Etnyre Mastic Kettle uses a sealed and insulated heating environment aimed at containing emissions and maintaining uniform material temperatures. Mechanical agitation helps keep the mix evenly suspended while the design is intended to reduce fuel consumption.InfraServe Global said the products were developed around operational challenges identified at Indian construction and road project sites. The company also designs customised asphalt and concrete batching plants based on site conditions, required output and process requirements.“Five launches on a single day is a statement of intent: India is not just where we manufacture; it is where we innovate,” said Magesh Swaminathan, CEO, InfraServe Global.Surabhi Chaturvedi, Director – Operations, InfraServe Global, said the company has also focused on dealer technician training and spare-parts availability to support the new equipment range.The launches strengthen InfraServe Global’s position as an integrated construction and road infrastructure equipment provider, with India also being developed as a manufacturing and export base for markets across the US, Africa and Asia-Pacific.