SKU BTM-EA65HS 2715.00ORIGIN SOUTH AFRICA

Anionic Bitumen Emulsion 65%

Water-based anionic bitumen emulsion at 65% residual binder for tack coats, prime coats and cold surface treatments.

Anionic bitumen emulsion drums prepared for bulk export from South Africa
Product Overview

Emulsion is chosen where a binder must be applied cold. Because it is water-continuous it can be sprayed without heating to asphalt temperatures, which makes it practical for maintenance crews, small contracts and remote sites without a hot binder plant.

Anionic grades suit alkaline and limestone aggregates. If your aggregate is siliceous, a cationic emulsion will usually break more reliably, and we will say so rather than ship the wrong chemistry.

Emulsion has a finite storage life and is sensitive to freezing and prolonged heat. We state the recommended storage window on the technical data sheet and advise against ordering further ahead than the site programme requires.

Technical Specifications
Property
Value
Residual binder content
64–66 %
Emulsion type
Anionic, slow setting
Viscosity (Saybolt Furol, 50°C)
50–200 s
Residue on 850 µm sieve
≤ 0.1 %
Storage stability, 24 h
≤ 1 %
Particle charge
Negative
Recommended storage
5–50 °C, do not allow to freeze
Grade / Quality

Anionic slow-setting emulsion, 65% residual binder

Available Packaging
  • · 200 litre steel drums
  • · 1,000 litre IBC totes
  • · Bulk road tanker for regional delivery
Available Quantities

Container lots; bulk tanker within Southern Africa

Container Loading

20ft: 80 × 200 litre drums · 40ft: 18 × 1,000 litre IBCs

Estimated Lead Time

10–21 days from confirmed order

Available Certifications
  • · Producer certificate of analysis
Applications
  • Tack coat between asphalt layers
  • Prime coat on granular base
  • Fog seal and rejuvenation
  • Cold mix and patching
  • Dust palliation on gravel roads
Export Documentation Provided
  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing List
  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Certificate of Analysis
  • Technical Data Sheet
  • Safety Data Sheet
Available Incoterms
  • EXW
  • FOB
  • CFR
  • CIF
Common Export Destinations
  • Walvis Bay
  • Beira
  • Maputo
  • Dar es Salaam

Frequently asked

Anionic or cationic — which do I need?

It depends on your aggregate. Anionic suits alkaline and limestone aggregates; cationic is generally more reliable with siliceous aggregate. Send your aggregate details with the enquiry.

How long can emulsion be stored?

Storage life is limited and temperature-dependent. We state the recommended window on the technical data sheet and suggest ordering to the site programme.

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