PG-70-16

Performance Grade Bitumen PG 70-16 is engineered for pavements exposed to high temperatures and colder climatic conditions. It provides excellent resistance to rutting while maintaining flexibility to minimize thermal cracking. 

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    Black Rock Bitumen PG-70-16

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      PG 70-16 is a performance-based asphalt binder designed to perform under high pavement temperatures and moderately low temperatures

      What applications is PG 70-16 commonly used for?

      It is widely used in highways, urban roads, and pavements exposed to heavy traffic and varying climatic

      This grade is suitable for pavement temperatures up to 70°C and down to -16°C.

      PG 70-16 offers strong resistance to rutting, improved flexibility, and reduced risk of thermal cracking.

      Yes, it is designed to maintain performance in moderately cold climates while still handling high-temperature conditions effectively