Bitumen 35/50

Our 35/50 penetration grade bitumen is a hard paving binder designed for high-load asphalt applications and warm climate conditions.

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    Black Rock Bitumen 35/50

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    Bitumen Penetration Grade 35/50 Specifications

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      Our 35/50 penetration grade bitumen is a hard paving binder designed for high-load asphalt applications and warm climate conditions.

      35/50 bitumen is a penetration grade paving bitumen with a penetration value between 35 and 50 (0.1 mm at 25°C), indicating a harder binder.

      2. Where is 35/50 bitumen commonly used?

      It is commonly used in:

      • High-traffic highways and expressways
      • Heavy-duty asphalt pavements
      • Industrial roads
      • Warm and hot climate regions

      35/50 is harder and more rut-resistant than 40/60, making it better suited for heavier traffic and higher service temperatures.

      • Excellent resistance to rutting
      • High load-bearing capacity
      • Durable performance in hot climates
      • Long pavement service life

      Store in heated, insulated tanks, maintain recommended temperatures, avoid overheating, and prevent contamination.