Import Bitumen — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Tradeasia International Private Ltd. supplies industrial‑grade bitumen produced in India, presented as a black, sticky, viscous semi‑solid material. The product is identified by CAS No 8052‑42‑4 and classified under HS Code 2713.20.00. It is also known by common names such as asphaltene, mineral pitch and asphalt. The material is packed in 200 kg iron drums, with a typical container load of 100 drums (20 MT) in a 20‑foot container.

While the supplier’s listing does not specify a penetration grade, bitumen of this type is generally offered in the 60/70 penetration range, which balances hardness and flexibility for road surfacing. Typical softening points for such grades lie between 95 °C and 105 °C, providing resistance to high‑temperature deformation. Viscosity at 60 °C commonly falls in the 300 - 500 cSt interval, and ductility at 25 °C is usually at least 30 cm, ensuring adequate stretch before cracking. These parameters align with standard specifications such as ASTM D5 for asphalt cement.

The bitumen is suitable for asphalt mix production, roofing membranes and waterproofing applications, making it a staple for contractors and civil‑engineering firms. Buyers typically import the material in bulk, coordinating shipment terms such as CIF or FOB based on their logistics preferences. Because the supplier’s response rate is currently 0 %, importers should confirm MOQ, payment conditions and any required test reports directly before placing an order. Verifying the packaging integrity and requesting a recent laboratory analysis will help ensure the product meets the intended performance criteria.

Tradeasia International Private Ltd. is located at Level 4, A‑Wing, Dynasty Business Park, Andheri‑Kurla Road, Andheri (East) Mumbai 400093, Maharashtra, India. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbor‑level trust tier within the marketplace verification system.

The listing does not disclose additional corporate history, employee count or client portfolio. Prospective buyers should note the current response rate of 0 % and verify the supplier’s credentials and any required certifications before proceeding with trade negotiations.