Bitumen penetration grade 60/70 is a semi-hard penetration grade of bitumen that is used as paving grade bitumen. It is ideal for the construction and maintenance of roads simultaneously, and it is also used in the creation of asphalt pavements that meet the technical standards outlined below. The production of hot mixed asphalt, which is used for bases and wearing courses, is the primary use for this grade of bitumen. Bitumen 60/70 is the grade of bitumen that is utilized the most and serves as the foundational component for all alternative bituminous products. The majority of applications for Bitumen Penetration Grade 60/70 include the production of hot mix asphalt for use as bases and wearing courses. 
The bitumen known as Penetration Grade Bitumen is petroleum grade bitumen and is offered by us. It is produced by the fractional or vacuum distillation of crude oil. The vacuum residue, also known as short residue, is used in the production of the bitumen that is sold by us. The penetration and softening point tests are used to determine the specifications for bitumen of the Penetration Grade. The categorization is solely based on the penetration range. The thermoplastic feature of the penetration grade bitumen leads the material to soften at higher temperatures and harden at lower temperatures. This effect is reversed when the substance is cooled. When assessing the performance parameters of bitumen, such as its adhesion, rheology, durability, and application temperatures, it is essential to take into account the one-of-a-kind link that exists between temperature and viscosity. The production of asphalt mixtures, bitumen emulsion, cut-back bitumen, and modified bitumen all often call for the utilization of bitumen graded 60/70. The vacuum distillation of crude oil produces a fraction known as bitumen 60/70, which has the greatest boiling point, is the heaviest, and has the highest polarity. Asphalt and maltene are the two components that make up bitumen 60/70. Bitumen 60/70 gets its body and softening point from the heavy, insoluble asphaltene molecules, while maltenes, which are oily and make asphalt flexible, contribute to bitumen's overall composition. Asphaltene molecules are soluble in aromatic solvents like toluene but insoluble in heptane. Heptane is an important component of asphalt. Maltenes are compounds that are soluble in heptane and have lower aromaticity. 
Our penetrating-grade bitumen was supplied by the company. Oil is a pure kind of petroleum-grade bitumen that is produced by passing hot air through a vacuum bottom. The remainder of the crude oil, once it has been cracked and the hydrocarbons removed, is used to generate the bitumen that we sell. The softening point of penetration grade bitumen 60/70 is between 49 and 56 degrees Celsius, and the penetration ranges from 60 to 70 desi millimeters. The thermoplastic feature of penetration grade bitumen 60/70 is similar to that of a synthetic resin material in that it softens when heated and hardens when cooled. This ability allows the material to be molded into different shapes. When compared to other grades of bitumen, the viscosity of grade 60/70 bitumen is exceptionally high. Applications for Bitumen 60/70 Bitumen penetration grade 60/70 it is the bitumen grade that is used the most frequently. The thermoplastic feature of the penetration grade bitumen allows the material to soften at higher temperatures and harden at lower temperatures. 
This effect is reversed when the substance is cooled. This one-of-a-kind relationship between temperature and viscosity is extremely important once it comes to determining the performance parameters that are used in the worldwide bitumen market as an adhesive, joint sealant, waterproofing agent, damp proofing, construction and maintenance of the road, airfields, and all area of and pool lining, soundproof and acoustic, pipe coating and painting along with other thousands of applications with the following technical specifications. This particular grade of bitumen is utilized almost exclusively in the production of hot mix asphalt, which is used for roadway bases and courses. Bitumen 60/70 is the most common grade, and it is versatile enough to be utilized for a variety of purposes. Hard bituminous asphalt with a low penetration number can be used for situations of warm weather, whereas soft penetration bituminous asphalt with a high penetration number is typically utilized in environments with colder temperatures. Assurance of the Efficacy and Safety of Bitumen Penetration 60/70 We are able to guarantee the quality of its bitumen penetration grade 60/70 by making arrangements for international inspectors to check the quality and quantity of the bitumen penetration grade 60/70 while it is being loaded onto the vessel and by controlling the production of the bitumen penetration grade 60/70 by quality control using batch test reports prior to shipping. 
Our Bitumen provides a guarantee that the Bitumen Grade 60/70 is produced in accordance and adherence to International Standards such as AASHTO M20-70 and ASTM D946, as well as fits the specifications outlined in the following specification. Paving with a Packing of Bitumen of 60/70 It is usual practice to pack bitumen 30/40 in new steel drums, 150, 180, and 220-kilogram barrels, as well as 1 metric ton and 500 kilograms Jumbo Bags or 300-kilogram Bitubags. In a similar fashion, the remaining grades are prepared for truck loading of ex-work bulk bitumen.
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