SKU BTM-MC30HS 2715.00ORIGIN SOUTH AFRICA

Cutback Bitumen MC-30

Medium-curing cutback bitumen MC-30 for priming granular bases ahead of asphalt surfacing.

MC-30 cutback bitumen drums staged for export shipment from South Africa
Product Overview

MC-30 is the lightest of the medium-curing cutbacks and is used almost exclusively as a prime. Its low viscosity lets it penetrate a compacted granular base and bind the surface fines so the subsequent asphalt layer adheres properly.

Because it contains a petroleum distillate cutter, MC-30 is a flammable product and ships as dangerous goods. We confirm the UN classification, packing group and the declaration requirements for your routing before booking the container.

Where environmental regulation at destination restricts solvent-based primes, an emulsion prime is often the compliant alternative and we can quote that instead.

Technical Specifications
Property
Value
Kinematic viscosity at 60°C
30–60 cSt
Flash point (Tag open cup)
≥ 38 °C
Distillate to 360°C
50–65 % by volume
Residue penetration at 25°C
120–250 dmm
Water content
≤ 0.2 %
Dangerous goods class
Class 3, flammable liquid
Grade / Quality

MC-30 medium-curing cutback bitumen

Available Packaging
  • · 200 litre steel drums
  • · Bulk road tanker for regional delivery
Available Quantities

Container lots; regional bulk by tanker

Container Loading

20ft: 80 × 200 litre drums, secured and dunnaged for DG carriage

Estimated Lead Time

14–24 days from confirmed order

Available Certifications
  • · Producer certificate of analysis
Applications
  • Priming compacted granular base layers
  • Surface preparation before asphalt overlay
  • Dust binding on temporary haul roads
Export Documentation Provided
  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing List
  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Certificate of Analysis
  • Safety Data Sheet
  • Dangerous Goods Declaration
Available Incoterms
  • EXW
  • FOB
  • CFR
Common Export Destinations
  • Beira
  • Walvis Bay
  • Dar es Salaam
  • Mombasa

Frequently asked

Is MC-30 classified as dangerous goods?

Yes, as a Class 3 flammable liquid. We prepare the dangerous goods declaration and confirm the routing accepts it before booking.

What coverage rate should I plan for?

Prime application rates depend on base texture and absorption. Your consultant's specification governs; the technical data sheet gives a typical range.

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