OUR PRODUCTS
Reliable solution for achieving high-quality, long-lasting road surfaces.
WHAT IT IS
Emulsion bond coats are an essential part of building and maintaining roads, helping new asphalt layers bond properly to the surface underneath. Applied as a thin spray, the bitumen emulsion creates a strong connection between layers, reducing the risk of movement, cracking or early wear. This simple but important step helps roads last longer, perform better and stay safer for road users. Easy to apply and well suited to modern paving methods, emulsion bond coats are a reliable solution for achieving high-quality, long-lasting road surfaces.
They create a strong bond between existing surfaces and new asphalt layers, reducing the risk of slippage or delamination.
Better adhesion between layers helps prevent cracking and early surface failure.
Applied cold, which improves site safety and reduces energy use compared to hot binders.
The emulsion can be sprayed uniformly, ensuring consistent performance across the whole surface.
Helps protect the overall pavement structure, reducing the need for premature repairs.
Lower application temperatures mean reduced emissions and a smaller environmental impact.
APPLICATIONS
Ensuring strong adhesion between layers
Helping prevent slippage and premature failure
Such as patching and surface renewal
Where consistent layer bonding is essential
Due to their ease of application and controlled breaking properties
Improving site safety and reducing environmental impact
ACCREDITATIONS
We are a financially strong organisation with established global operations and long-term supplier partnerships. Our teams include chemists, engineers and industry specialists who bring practical expertise and local market knowledge. For customers, this means confidence that they are working with a stable, well-resourced company able to support their needs both now and in the future.
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