Cutback Bitumen

Solvent-modified bitumen for easy application, quick curing, pliability, and enduring road construction solutions.

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    Cut Back Bitumen

    Standards & Grades

    Cutback bitumen is classified based on solvent type and setting time, which affects how quickly it hardens after application.

    Rapid Curing

    Quickly sets for rapid road construction as well as maintenance works.

    Medium Curing

    Balanced setting time for general paving as well as surface applications.

    Slow Curing

    Extended working time for pliability and durability used for road surface coatings.

    Rapid Curing

    Rapid-curing (RC) cutback bitumen is a fast-setting bitumen diluted with light petroleum solvents, ideal for surface dressing and light traffic roads.

    Bitumen RC 30

    Extremely quick-curing, low-viscosity binder for rapid applications

    Bitumen RC 70

    Fast-curing bitumen used for light road surfacing

    Bitumen RC 250

    Moderate-curing binder suitable for general pavement works

    Bitumen RC 800

    High-viscosity, rapid-curing bitumen for heavy-duty pavements

    Bitumen RC 3000

    Very hard, fast-curing binder for industrial applications

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    Medium Curing

    Medium-Curing (MC) cutback bitumen is a solvent-reduced bitumen with balanced setting time, ideal for road patching, tack coats, and general paving applications.

    Cutback MC 30

    Fast-setting binder for light traffic road applications

    Cutback MC 70

    Moderate-setting bitumen for general paving uses

    Cutback MC 250

    Medium-viscosity binder for durable road surfaces

    Cutback MC 800

    Slow-curing bitumen for heavy-duty road construction

    Cutback MC 3000

    Very slow-curing, high-viscosity binder for highways

    Slow Curing

    Slow-curing cutback bitumen is a solvent-based bitumen that hardens gradually, making it ideal for heavy-duty pavements and low-temperature applications.

    Cutback SC 30

    Low-viscosity bitumen for light surface treatments

    Cutback SC 70

    Moderate-flow bitumen for general road surfacing

    Cutback SC 250

    Medium-viscosity binder for patching and maintenance works

    Cutback SC 800

    High-viscosity bitumen for durable pavement applications

    Cutback SC 3000

    Very thick binder for heavy-duty road applications

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    Our Packaging

    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).

    LC at Sight

    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 Cutback Bitumen Emulsions worldwide, delivering consistent quality for global road construction projects.

      Cutback bitumen is bitumen blended with petroleum solvents to reduce viscosity for easier application.

      How is cutback bitumen classified?

      It is classified into Rapid-Curing (RC), Medium-Curing (MC), and Slow-Curing (SC) grades.

      The type and amount of solvent used control how quickly the bitumen cures.

      RC grades are used for surface dressing and light traffic road works.

      It offers good workability, strong adhesion, and easy application without heating.

      Yes, it performs well in cold climates due to its reduced viscosity.

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