Import Bitumen 60/70 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Georgia

Caspian Import Export Company offers Bitumen 60/70 sourced from Georgia with a specific gravity measured at 1.01‑1.06 kg/cm³ (ASTM D70) and a penetration range of 40‑50 mm/10 (ASTM D5). The softening point falls between 52‑60 °C, ductility reaches a minimum of 100 cm, loss on heating does not exceed 0.2 % by weight, and the drop in penetration after heating is limited to 20 %. Flash point is recorded at a minimum of 250 °C, solubility in carbon disulfide is at least 99.5 % wt, and the A.A.S.H.O.T 102 spot test is negative.

Georgian bitumen of this grade is commonly used for surface course binders and waterproofing membranes. Typical industry storage maintains the product between - 5 °C and 25 °C to avoid premature ageing, while viscosity at 60 °C usually lies in the 350‑550 cSt range. Standard packaging for bulk shipments includes 20‑metric‑ton steel drums, although bulk tanker delivery is also practiced for larger contracts.

The primary customers are road construction firms, asphalt batching plants and roofing contractors operating in the Eurasian region. The listing notes payment terms of FOB or CFR with letters of credit or telegraphic transfer, and the loading port is indicated as the United Arab Emirates. Minimum order quantity, exact pricing and lead‑time are not disclosed, so buyers should request those details directly from Caspian Import Export Company before committing to purchase.

Caspian Import Export Company lists its address as Adigeni, Untsa Baghebi, Tbilisi, Georgia. The supplier carries a “harbor” trust tier, indicating that basic corporate verification has been completed. The platform records a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of zero hours, so direct communication may require additional outreach beyond the standard messaging system.

The company advertises Bitumen 60/70 for bulk export but does not provide a minimum order quantity, unit price, lead‑time estimate or specific certification details in the public data. Prospective buyers should therefore request a product data sheet, recent test certificates and clarification of any quality management system the supplier follows before proceeding.