Bitumen

Bitumen is mainly used in road construction, asphalt pavement production, highway projects, airport runways, roofing systems, waterproofing membranes, pipe coating, and industrial sealing applications. Its excellent adhesion, water resistance, flexibility, chemical stability, and high temperature performance make it one of the most important construction materials worldwide. Different grades are selected according to climate conditions, traffic load, and project requirements; for example, 60/70 penetration grade is one of the most commonly used paving grades, while harder grades are preferred for heavy traffic and hot climates.

High-quality Bitumen offers excellent durability, strong bonding properties, resistance against moisture penetration, and long service life in asphalt mixtures. Industrial suppliers typically provide Bitumen in bulk shipments, steel drums, jumbo bags, or heated tankers according to customer requirements. Iranian Bitumen is widely traded in international markets due to competitive pricing, availability of petroleum resources, and suitability for export markets.

Others products from bitumen that are available:

Bitumen Emulsion: This type of bitumen is just like cutback bitumen, with one highly important difference. Refinery workers reduce the viscosity of bitumen emulsions with water, not petroleum additives. When we apply emulsions on the surface, water evaporates and the mix starts to set. As a result, there is no need to heating the mixture.

Oxidized Bitumen: To make bitumen more resistant to temperature, we can blow air into bitumen and produce oxidized bitumen. Known as blown bitumen, this type of bitumen is ideal for various industrial purposes, including roof insulation, flooring, industrial mastics, pipe coating, and paints.