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Adhesion Promoter · Anti-Stripping
Advanced Adhesion Technology for Asphalt and Aggregate
Bond-Pro Organosilane Adhesion Promoter (Anti-Stripping) is designed to improve adhesion between asphalt binder and mineral aggregate.
Proper adhesion is critical to maintaining pavement durability, particularly when asphalt mixtures are exposed to water and moisture.
Bond-Pro helps strengthen the interaction between asphalt binder and aggregate surfaces, supporting greater resistance to moisture-related stripping and loss of adhesion.
Key Benefits
Improves adhesion between asphalt binder and aggregate.
Helps reduce moisture-related stripping.
Supports improved resistance to moisture damage.
Can help improve asphalt mixture durability.
Designed for use at relatively low addition rates according to the final formulation.
Suitable for different asphalt and aggregate combinations after technical evaluation.
Can be integrated into conventional and modified asphalt systems.
Why Adhesion Matters
Water can negatively affect the bond between asphalt binder and aggregate. When this bond deteriorates, the mixture can become more susceptible to stripping and moisture-related pavement distress.
Using an appropriate adhesion promoter can help improve the asphalt-aggregate bond and provide an additional tool for managing moisture susceptibility.
Typical Applications
Technical Evaluation
Aggregate mineralogy, binder characteristics, moisture susceptibility, mixture design, and dosage can influence product performance.
Bitutek recommends confirming the final dosage through appropriate laboratory testing using the actual project materials.
Product Resources
Product properties and technical specifications.
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