MinafortisCX (Highly water-resistant asphalt for airports)

MinafortisCX is a polymer-modified premix asphalt for airports.
Unlike conventional technologies, it has extremely high moisture resistance, which reduces damage caused by water and contributes to extending the life of the pavement.

Conventional technology: anchor effect, intermolecular forces, hydrogen bonds

Conventional technology: anchor effect, intermolecular forces, hydrogen bonds

When water penetrates, the aggregate-water bond becomes stronger, and the aggregate-asphalt bond peels off.

MinafortisCX: Forms a covalent bond with the aggregate surface

MinafortisCX forms a covalent bond

Forms a covalent bond with the aggregate surface, suppressing the separation of the aggregate and asphalt due to water

Strengthening the adhesion between aggregate and asphalt

Prevents stripping even when water gets into the mixture


Extending the lifespan of road pavement reduces the number of construction works and social losses such as traffic congestion

Product Features

Excellent moisture resistance

Unlike conventional moisture-resistant technologies that increase the strength and viscosity of asphalt, this technology improves moisture resistance by strengthening the bonds between the aggregate and asphalt.

Excellent rutting resistance

Compared to polymer modified asphalt type II, it has a higher softening point, toughness and tenacity, and is excellent in rutting resistance.
Suppresses rutting.

Specimen testing

Excellent workability

This product has improved moisture resistance and rutting resistance, but also incorporates technology of polymer modified asphalt with improved workability, so it maintains the same workability as conventional products.

Construction at Osaka International Airport

Construction at Osaka International Airport

Chiba Complex Construction Photos

Construction at Chiba Complex

Technical data

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