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It is produced using kerosene as a raw material through hydrogenation and distillation processes, and it also offers excellent cost performance. It is widely used for metal cleaning, as well as for paints and thinners.

We offer a wide range of hydrocarbon-based cleaning agents classified into "naphthene," "paraffin," and "aromatic" types based on their structure, with a particular focus on "naphthene" and "paraffin" cleaning agents. You can choose from various options based on specific points of interest, such as flash point and boiling point range.

This document is a technical resource summarizing the differences in performance based on the component structures of hydrocarbon-based cleaning agents and their product specifications. It includes a comparison of the naphthene grade, which has powerful dissolving capabilities, and the normal paraffin grade, which boasts low odor and high safety, listing specifications such as flash point and KB value. The document also outlines compliance with organic regulations, the PRTR law, and the Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control Law, making it a useful reference for product selection. [Contents (partial)] ■ Structure determines performance ■ Naphthene: overwhelming dissolving power ■ Normal paraffin: safety and purity ■ Component-based performance positioning map ■ Product specifications list (naphthene) ■ Product specifications list (normal paraffin) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.