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How Synthetic Rubberized Asphalt Is Made Inside Massive Production Line

Every year, millions of tons of asphalt are produced to build and maintain the roads that carry the entire transportation system of modern civilization. What looks like a simple black surface is actually the result of a highly engineered material process, where chemistry, thermal engineering, and material science work together to create pavement that is strong, flexible, and built to endure extreme traffic and weather conditions.

In this documentary, The Factoran takes you inside a massive synthetic rubberized asphalt production line to reveal how molten bitumen, synthetic rubber, and mineral aggregates are transformed into a high-performance paving material. You will see how synthetic rubber is engineered at the molecular level, blended into hot bitumen to form an elastic binder, and then combined with carefully graded stone inside high-temperature mixing plants. From petrochemical synthesis and polymer processing to asphalt modification, aggregate drying, precision mixing, transport, paving, and compaction, every step is designed to create road surfaces that resist cracking, absorb stress, reduce deformation, and last far longer than conventional asphalt.

0:00 Introduction
0:57 Synthetic Rubber Production Process
2:57 Asphalt Material Blending
8:49 Recycled Tire Rubberized Asphalt
15:06 Conclusion