Products in Solvents: Hydrotreated Heavy Naphtha

PETROSOL D 40 is a hydrogenated naphtha-kerosene blend featuring a typical distillation range between 150 and 200°C. This product boasts an exceptionally low aromatic content and a barely discernible odor. Due to its minimal aromatic content and nearly odorless nature, PETROSOL D 40 finds application in various industries, including paint and varnish production, as a fuel source, a versatile solvent, a component in lubricants and multipurpose oils, drilling fluid formulations, insecticides, home air fresheners, and as an effective degreaser.

PETROSOL D 100 is a hydrogenated naphtha-kerosene blend characterized by a typical distillation range of 240-270ºC. This product is recognized for its extremely low aromatic content and mild odor. Like PETROSOL D 60, its low aromatic content and subtle aroma make it a valuable asset in applications ranging from paint and varnish production to fuel, solvents, lubricants, drilling fluids, insecticides, home air fresheners, and degreasers.

PETROSOL D 60 is a hydrogenated naphtha-kerosene blend featuring a typical distillation range of 190–220 °C. This product is distinguished by its remarkably low aromatic content and faint odor. Due to its low aromatic content and almost imperceptible scent, it serves various purposes, such as in the production of paints and varnishes, as a fuel source, a versatile solvent, a component in lubricants and multipurpose oils, drilling fluid formulations, insecticides, and home air fresheners, as well as an effective degreaser.

D30 is a flammable liquid commonly used as a solvent. This product consists of a mixture of hydrocarbons, C9-C10, n-alkanes, isoalkanes and cyclics.

D40 mostly consists of C9 - C11 paraffins, isoalkanes, n-alkanes and cyclics. This product is naturally used as a solvent in industrial processes.

D60 consists mostly of C10 - C12 paraffins, isoalkanes, n-alkanes and cyclics. This product is normally used as a solvent for industrial purposes.

Hydrosol P135 is a white spirits mixture of paraffinic and naphthenic hydrocarbons. Standard qualities contain up to 20% mass fraction of aromatic compounds. By using suitable raw materials and hydrogenation processes, we are able to produce these products with only a mild odor. The high naphthenic content is what gives DHC white spirits their increased solvating power.