Bitumen Emulsion

Bitumen Emulsion is a water-based binder graded for efficient, safe, and durable road construction applications.

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    Bitumen Emulsion

    Standards & Grades

    Bitumen emulsion grades range from medium-setting for cold mixes, to slow-setting for slurry seals and soil stabilization, ensuring proper bonding and pavement performance.

    Cationic Bitumen

    Cationic bitumen emulsion is a positively charged, water-based binder that bonds well with aggregates in road construction.

    Anionic Bitumen

    Anionic bitumen emulsion is a negatively charged, water-based binder used with clean aggregates in road construction.

    Cationic Bitumen

    Cationic bitumen emulsions are ideal for moist road construction conditions and maintenance applications.

    K1-40

    Quick-setting emulsion suitable for light traffic road surfaces

    K1-60

    Medium-setting emulsion commonly used in general road applications

    K1-70

    Slow-setting emulsion designed for heavy-duty pavement works

    CRS 60

    Cold-applied emulsion offering high adhesion performance

    CRS 70

    Strong adhesive emulsion for very dense asphalt layers applications

    CMS-2

    Medium-setting, cohesive emulsion ideal for patching works

    CSS 1

    Rapid-setting emulsion used for surface dressing applications

    CSS-1h

    High-adhesion, quick-setting emulsion for road sealing works

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    Anionic Bitumen

    Anionic bitumen emulsions provide controlled breaking and reliable performance with clean, dry aggregates.

    RS-1
    Rapid-setting emulsion used for light traffic surfaces applications
    RS-2
    Fast-setting emulsion with strong adhesion for road maintenance
    SS-1
    Slow-setting emulsion suitable for pliable surface applications
    SS-1h
    High-viscosity slow-setting emulsion ideal for protective coatings
    MS-2
    Medium-setting, versatile binder for the general paving applications
    MS-2h
    High-viscosity medium-setting emulsion designed for enhanced durability
    HFMS-1
    High-flexibility medium-setting emulsion for flexible construction
    HFMS-2
    High-flexibility medium-setting emulsion for heavy-duty pavements
    HFMS-2s
    Polymer-modified, high-flexibility medium-setting emulsion for high strength
    HFMS-2h
    High-viscosity, high-flexibility medium-setting emulsion for heavy-duty applications
    HFRS-2
    High-flexibility rapid-setting emulsion designed for quick bonding
    QS-1h
    Quick-setting, high-viscosity emulsion ideal for surface sealing and repair works
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    We deliver bitumen in versatile, secure options: economical Jumbo Bags, robust steel Drums, or high-volume Bulk Containers (Bitutainers/Bituboxes).

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    TT Method

    The buyer pays 30% advance, with the balance against B/L draft (CFR) or customs docs (FOB).

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    100% irrevocable, non-transferable, confirmed LC at sight, subject to bank approval by Black Rock Bitumen.

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      Frequently Asked Questions.

      BlackRock Bitumen supplies both Cationic and Anionic Bitumen Emulsions worldwide, delivering consistent quality for global road construction projects.

      A bitumen emulsion is a mixture of bitumen, water, and emulsifying agents used for road construction.

      What is the main difference between anionic and cationic emulsions?

      Anionic emulsions carry a negative charge, while cationic emulsions carry a positive charge.

      They are used when strong, fast adhesion to aggregates is required, especially in moist conditions.

      They are suitable for clean, dry aggregates where slower breaking and controlled setting are needed.

      Yes, both types are widely used depending on climate, aggregate type, and application method.

      Cationic bitumen emulsions perform better with damp or moist aggregates.

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