
Air-blown industrial-grade bitumen (IS 702) for waterproofing, roofing & industrial use
Blown (oxidised) bitumen is made by blowing air through hot bitumen, which raises its softening point and lowers its penetration — giving a stiffer, more heat-resistant, less temperature-sensitive product. Grades are written as softening-point/penetration (e.g. 85/25, 90/15) under IS 702.
It is used mostly off-road — waterproofing, roofing felts, pipe coating, industrial flooring, sealants, adhesives and electrical compounds — which makes it a strong add-on line for an existing bitumen, PMB or CRMB plant.
- Higher softening point — stays firm at high temperatures
- Versatile industrial use — roofing, waterproofing, pipe coating, sealants
- Add-on to existing plant — uses the same bitumen feed + an oxidation unit
- Stable & long shelf life — less temperature-sensitive than paving grades
- Standardised — grades per IS 702 (e.g. 85/25, 90/15, 115/15)
- Roofing felts and waterproofing membranes
- Pipe coating and anti-corrosion lining
- Industrial flooring, sealants and adhesives
- Electrical/battery compounds and joint filling
Per 1 tonne output
Indicative for a blown-bitumen oxidation unit (often an add-on to an existing bitumen plant).
Blown (Oxidised) Bitumen
Cost & ROIIndicative only — actual figures depend on capacity, location, raw-material price and utilisation. Contact us for an exact DPR.
Industrial waterproofing & roofing demand near manufacturing hubs; add-on to existing bitumen plants.
Bitumen stiffened by blowing air through it, which raises softening point and lowers penetration for industrial (non-road) use.
From feasibility to first commercial production - and the capital to fund it.