OXIDIZED BITUMEN 85/25

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Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 of Aras Petrochemical offers exceptional waterproofing, excellent thermal stability, and superior adhesion for demanding industrial applications. Manufactured to international quality standards, it is ideal for roofing, waterproofing membranes, pipe coatings, industrial mastics, and expansion joint fillers, delivering reliable performance and long service life.

Name Oxidized Bitumen 85/25
Manufacturer PETRO-ACC
Made By Aras Petrochemical Company
Product Code R 85/25
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OXIDIZED BITUMEN 85/25 FEATURES 

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 Technical Details

This grade of Bitumen has higher penetration Although its softening point is lower than grade 90/15 In addition to penetration testing, there are tests used to determine Oxidized bitumen 85/25, including viscosity, shape, and heat loss, and flash point. and the most important items are penetration and softening point.

According to the ASTM D36 method, the softening point of this grade of bitumen is between 80 and 90 ° C and the flash point is 225 ° C.

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 is a premium air blown bitumen produced through the controlled oxidation of selected petroleum bitumen. The air blowing process increases the softening point while reducing penetration, creating a durable material with excellent thermal stability, waterproofing capability, and resistance to aging. With a softening point of approximately 85°C and a penetration value of approximately 25 dmm, this grade is widely used in construction and industrial applications requiring reliable long-term performance.

One of the key features of Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 is its excellent balance between flexibility and hardness. It remains stable under elevated temperatures while maintaining sufficient flexibility to accommodate minor structural movement without cracking. This makes it particularly suitable for roofing systems, waterproofing membranes, industrial mastics, and protective coatings.

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 provides outstanding waterproofing performance by forming a continuous barrier against water and moisture. It also exhibits strong adhesion to concrete, steel, wood, masonry, and other construction materials, ensuring durable bonding and long-lasting protection.

Its excellent resistance to weathering, ultraviolet (UV) radiation, oxidation, and environmental aging helps extend the service life of structures exposed to harsh climatic conditions. In addition, the product offers good chemical resistance against dilute acids, alkalis, salts, and other industrial contaminants.

Bitumen 85/25 Features

  • Softening Point approximately 85°C
  • Penetration approximately 25 dmm
  • Excellent waterproofing performance
  • High thermal stability
  • Strong adhesion to multiple substrates
  • Good flexibility and dimensional stability
  • Excellent UV and weather resistance
  • High resistance to oxidation and aging
  • Good chemical and corrosion resistance
  • Long service life with minimal maintenance
  • Easy hot process application
  • Manufactured according to international quality standards

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 is an ideal material for roofing membranes, waterproofing systems, pipe coatings, expansion joint fillers, industrial mastics, adhesives, corrosion protection, and insulation applications, providing dependable performance and long-term durability in demanding environments.

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 Applications 

Bitumen 85/25 Uses

Building Waterproofing

  • Roof waterproofing systems
  • Foundation and basement waterproofing
  • Concrete retaining walls
  • Underground structures

Roofing Materials

  • Bituminous roofing membranes
  • Roofing felts
  • Built up roofing systems (BUR)
  • Roof maintenance and repair compounds

Protective Coatings

  • Steel structure protection
  • Concrete protective coatings
  • Moisture barrier coatings
  • Industrial anti-corrosion coatings

Pipeline Protection

  • Underground pipeline coatings
  • Water transmission pipelines
  • Oil and gas pipeline protection
  • Corrosion-resistant pipe wrapping

Sealants and Mastics

  • Expansion joint fillers
  • Bituminous sealants
  • Industrial mastics
  • Adhesive compounds

Industrial Applications

  • Cable filling compounds
  • Electrical insulation materials
  • Damp-proof membranes
  • Sound insulation systems

Bitumen 85/25 Benefits in These Applications

  • Excellent waterproofing and moisture protection
  • Strong adhesion to concrete, metal, wood, and masonry
  • Good flexibility with high dimensional stability
  • Excellent resistance to UV radiation and weathering
  • High resistance to oxidation and aging
  • Good chemical and corrosion resistance
  • Long-lasting performance with low maintenance
  • Easy application using conventional hot-process equipment

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 is widely used in the roofing, waterproofing, pipeline, electrical, construction, and industrial sectors, where reliable moisture protection, excellent durability, and long-term performance are essential. Its balanced physical properties make it an ideal choice for demanding waterproofing and protective coating applications.

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 Formulation

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 is produced by passing controlled air through heated petroleum bitumen. This air blowing process changes the internal structure of the binder, raises its softening point, and lowers its penetration until the required 85/25 grade is achieved.

Main Production Materials

  • Vacuum bottom or suitable base bitumen
  • Air Oxidizing
  • Process oil or flux

During production, the base bitumen is heated inside an oxidation reactor. Air is injected at a controlled rate while temperature, reaction time, and pressure are carefully monitored. The process increases the proportion of heavier asphaltic compounds, giving the finished material improved hardness, thermal stability, adhesion, and waterproofing properties.

Bitumen 85/25 characteristics are:

Softening Point: Around 85°C
Penetration: Around 25 dmm

The exact raw material proportions are not fixed because the formulation depends on the quality and composition of the selected feedstock. Manufacturers therefore control the finished grade through laboratory testing rather than following one universal chemical recipe.

After oxidation, the product is cooled and tested for softening point, penetration, heat stability, adhesion, and other required properties. It can then be packed in kraft bags, meltable bags, cartons, drums, or supplied in bulk.

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 is formulated to provide a practical balance between hardness and flexibility. It is suitable for roofing membranes, waterproofing compounds, pipe coatings, industrial mastics, joint fillers, adhesives, corrosion protection, and insulation materials.

Oxidized Bitumen 85/25 Packing

Packing of this type of bitumen would be 25 kg poly bags or 25 kg carton boxes with pallets or without pallets.

OXIDIZED BITUMEN 85/25 SPECIFICATION 

SPECIFICATION TEST METHOD A.S.T.M.
PENETRATION AT 25 DEG C 20-30 D.5
SOFTENING POINT DEG C 80-90 D.36
DUCTILITY AT 25 DEG C CMS 3 MIN D.113
LOSS ON HEATING PCT WT 0.2 MAX D.6
FLASH POINT DEG C 225 MIN D.92
SOLUBILITY IN CS2 PCT WT 99 MIN D.4

OXIDIZED BITUMEN 85/25 MSDS

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Material Safety Data Sheet of Oxidized Bitumen 82/25
Product Name Blown Bitumen 85/25
EC NO 265-196-4
CAS# 64742–93–4
Color: Black Brown
 Odor: the characteristic odor of bituminous products
 Odor Threshold -ppm: NA
 pH: NA
Boiling point °C: NA
Hazards Identification
  • resulting from
    physicochemical properties:  Not classified
  • for humans: Not classified
    In normal usage conditions, the product is hot. It may cause burns and emits vapors.
    When working with hot bitumen any contact with vapors must be avoided. In case of
    prolonged storage in closed containers, hydrogen sulfide may be released from
    bitumen, with concentration reaching hazardous levels.
  • for the environment: Not classified
    In normal usage conditions, it presents no hazard to aqueous and terrestrial organisms.
    However, in the case of building and insulation works it is necessary to heat up the
    product, which causes the release of vapors and their emission into the atmosphere.
First Aid Measures
  • Inhalation:
    Immediately move the affected person to fresh air, place the person in a lying position, and loosen the clothes; if the person is not breathing, give artificial respiration; if no heartbeat is detected, apply external cardiac massage combined with artificial respiration using a respirator, cover the affected person, ensure a calm atmosphere; do not administer any fluids to unconscious persons and persons with disturbance of consciousness. Transport the affected person in a recovery position.
  • Skin contact:
    Cool the burn area as quickly as possible to reduce further heat-related injuries. Cool the burn area with cold
    running water for at least 10 minutes. Avoid excessive cooling of the body. Do not attempt to remove
    bitumen from the burn area. Upon cooling down, bitumen forms a waterproof, sterile layer on the burn
    surface, protecting it from drying. Polluted clothing may be taken off, provided that it has not stuck to the skin.
  • Eye contact:
    Flush thoroughly with a slow stream of potable running water for at least 15 minutes with eyelids retracted,
    remove contact lenses, do not wipe the eyes, and place a sterile, loose dressing on the eyes; consult an ophthalmologist.
  • Ingestion:
    Do not induce vomiting as the product may get into the respiratory tract.
    Do not administer any oral medication. If no improvement is observed, seek medical assistance.
  • 4.2. Most important symptoms and effects, both acute and delayed
    Not specified.
  • 4.3. Indication of any immediate medical attention and special treatment needed
    In case of accidental contact of hot bitumen with skin, do not attempt to remove the bitumen. In each of the
    cases listed above, if the symptoms persist, seek medical attention immediately or take the affected person to
    the hospital, showing the product packaging or label.
Fire-Fighting Measures
  • 5.1. Extinguishing media
    Suitable extinguishing media: Carbon dioxide, dry chemical, expansion foam, sand, diffused water currents,
    extinguishing steam.
    Unsuitable extinguishing media: Do not use dense water streams on the surface of molten bitumen
    due to the hazard of the violent splatter of hot bitumen. Water may be used only to cool down hot surfaces.
  • 5.2. Special hazards arising from the substance or mixture Sticking of hot bitumen to body and clothing. Foaming and splatter occur when the hot product has
    contact with water. During a fire, released gases and vapors are heavier than air and can collect in depressions,
    spread just above the ground within a certain distance from the source of fire, and present a new combustion
    hazard.
    As a result of fire, the following compounds are formed: carbon monoxide, a compound mixture of bitumen
    millings, and – depending on composition – small amounts of sulfur oxides, nitric oxides, and metallic oxide
    fumes.
  • 5.3. Advice for fire-fighters
    Small fires should be extinguished with sand, a dry powder extinguisher, or a carbon dioxide extinguisher; large
    The fire should be extinguished with expandable foam and diffused water currents.
    Persons participating in fire extinguishing operations should be trained, and wear a full set of anti-static
    protective clothing and equipment isolating the respiratory tract.

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