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Bitumen

Name Description
Product
Bitumen
Packaging
New Steel Drum, Tanker, Jumbo Bag
Price
Negotiable
Payment  terms
Negotiable, T/T , DLC
Delivery Terms
FOB, CIF, CFR, CPT and FCA
Min order
100 MT
HS Code
27132010

Technical Data Sheet

Safety Data Sheet

We live in a world that relies heavily on bitumen. Waterproofing, sealing, and insulating a wide range of materials are some of the functions of the substance.

The powerful binder of this material is also commonly employed in road construction. Road building and maintenance expenses are both reduced because of the use of bitumen, which also extends the life of roads worldwide.

Types and grades of this material abound. This material has various characteristics and properties depending on its source (natural or refined). As a result, this material is categorized into different grades for different uses. 

Bitumen definition and how it is produced?

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Bitumen is used for making asphalt for roads and it is a petroleum-based product that bonds aggregates such as stones and sands. Crude oil distillation is the primary method for producing the vast majority of this material in the world today.

Crude oil is heated in an air distillation column as part of a typical oil refinery process. As a result, crude oil will be separated into distinct components based on their molecular weight. Refined bitumen is made from vacuum bottom, which is the heaviest oil that remains at the bottom of the distillation column after distillation.

We ship it to another refinery to be used to extract this material from the vacuum bottom. Vacuum bottom is processed in various ways, including blowing, blending, mixing with water or solvents, and polymer modification. This provides us a chance to offer a broad range of bitumen grades to the market.

Bitumen uses

Bitumen specification and grades

Bitumen grades are appropriate for the paving of roads and other spaces. Because of the way they are graded, they got their moniker.

Penetrometers are used to classify bitumen after it has been produced. It features a needle that penetrates the sample and lets us measure the bitumen’s hardness level. The softer the sample is, the easier it is for the needle to go into it, and the harder it is if the needle has a hard time getting in.

When it comes to penetration, the softest grade is called 100/120, and the harshest grade is 30/40. Bitumen grades 40/50, 50/70, 60/70, 80/100, and 85/100 are also other options.

Available packings are:

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Bitumen 60/70

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Bitumen 50/70

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Bitumen 80/100

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Bitumen MC 30

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Bitumen VG 30

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Bitumen 60/70

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Bitumen 50/70

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Bitumen 80/100

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Bitumen MC 30

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Bitumen 85100

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Bitumen VG 30

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Bitumen 3550

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Bitumen 4050

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