GILSONITE
"Gilsonite, a natural resinous hydrocarbon, is widely used in bitumen blending and finds applications in the paint industry, wood products, drilling fluids, asphalt production, cementing slurries, and more. Laira Group supplies high-quality Gilsonite, tailored to customer preferences, with a dedicated sales team catering to your needs."
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A versatile natural resin used in bitumen blending, paint industry, drilling fluids, and more.
Gilsonite, a natural resinous hydrocarbon, exhibits a shiny, black appearance, resembling coal or hard petroleum asphalt. It is widely known as a natural asphalt, asphaltite, uintaite, or asphaltum. With over 160 applications, Gilsonite is commonly used in bitumen blending.
Laira Group stands out as a market leader, offering exceptional quality Gilsonite in various sizes and mesh configurations to meet customer preferences. Backed by years of experience, our dedicated sales team understands your specific requirements.
ADVANTAGES:
- Readily soluble in aromatic solvents and most chlorinated solvents without heating
- High asphaltene content
- Excellent solubility in organic solvents
- Consistent properties and high purity
- High molecular weight
- Abundance of resin and nitrogen content
APPLICATIONS:
- Paint and polish industry
- Carbon black wetting agents for black news ink, heat set, and gravure ink
- Binder in the wood products industry
- Drilling mud fluids and oil well cementing
- Asphalt modifiers, bitumen, and asphalt production
- Cementing slurries
- Insulation for tanks, tubes, and molding
- Binder and additive in steel desulfurization products
- Waterproof coatings for water pipes
- Asphalt driveway coat sealer
- Solvent-based and emulsion pavement sealers
- Organic fuel in fireworks
- High-purity carbon electrodes in the nuclear industry
- Binder in metallurgical additives and refractories
- Contact and hot melt adhesives, friction products, and pipe coatings
- Agent in roofing materials to reduce the penetration of petroleum asphalt without aging or oxidizing the base asphalt