A bitumen boiler is a heavy-duty heating equipment used to melt and maintain bitumen at the required temperature for use in road construction, roofing, and other industrial applications. The boiler typically consists of a large metal drum or tank with a heating element that warms the bitumen to a liquid state, making it easier to apply. It often includes a thermostat for precise temperature control, ensuring that the bitumen does not overheat or burn. Bitumen boilers are commonly used for tasks such as asphalt laying, flat roof repairs, and coating surfaces, providing a consistent and efficient way to handle bitumen in various applications.