Asphalt, an essential material in road construction, requires specific conditions during transport. Its typical working temperature is around 100 to 200°C, posing a challenge for traditional packaging. Fortunately, cargo bags with a high-temperature-resistant inner lining have solved this problem.

This type of bag incorporates a special lining, designed with heat-resistant polymer materials. Depending on the project's needs, engineers adjust the lining composition to adapt to different temperature ranges: from 100°C for modified asphalt to 200°C for hotter bituminous mixes.

Unlike conventional metal or plastic containers, these bags have obvious advantages: they are lightweight, reduce overall transport weight, and minimize the risk of corrosion. Furthermore, their flexible design allows for more efficient filling and emptying, saving time on construction sites.

In practice, they are widely used in road and pavement projects. By maintaining a stable asphalt temperature during transport, they ensure that the asphalt reaches its destination in optimal conditions for application, preventing losses due to premature cooling.

In short, these bags are a key innovation that improves asphalt logistics, combining safety and efficiency in every shipment.