Asphalt Cold Patch

Asphalt cold patch, also known as cold patch, cold mix asphalt mixture, or cold mix asphalt material, is produced by blending base asphalt, isolating agents, additives, and anti-rutting agents in an asphalt mixing tank in specific proportions to create "asphalt cold patch liquid." This liquid is then mixed with aggregates in a mixing plant using a method similar to traditional hot mix processes. The final product is bagged and stored.
Given scenarios such as potholes on highways, national and provincial roads, municipal roads, community excavation repairs, and pipeline backfilling, asphalt cold patch is introduced. It requires no secondary mixing, no heating, can be used normally in rain or snow, and unused portions can be sealed and stored for future use. The 25kg small packaging is very convenient.
Application Scope:
Widely applicable for road surfaces, bridge decks, parking lots, airport runways, pipeline trenches, residential communities of all sizes, industrial parks, bridge joint connections, and repairs in areas inaccessible to construction machinery.
No heating or mixing required, ready to use; resistant to high and low temperatures, normal construction in rain or snow; excellent compressive strength and aging resistance; strong adhesion;
No smoke, no waste, no odor, non-toxic and environmentally friendly; 25kg per bag, use as needed, store unused portions for future use.
Features:
1. Resistant to high and low temperatures, waterproof: Normal construction possible from -20°C to 50°C, even in rain or snow.
2. Convenient construction: No heating or mixing required, ready to use directly.
3. Stable performance: Strong compressive strength and aging resistance, repaired potholes last over 10 years without easy loosening or detachment.
4. Strong adhesion: Bonds quickly with asphalt concrete, cement concrete, metal materials, etc.
5. Environmentally friendly: No smoke, no waste, no odor, non-toxic and eco-friendly.
6. Cost-effective: 25kg per bag, use as needed, store unused portions for future use.