C10 solvent is a high-aromatic hydrocarbon solvent produced during petroleum processing. It typically contains C10 aromatic hydrocarbons like alkyl benzenes and naphthalene derivatives. It has a higher boiling range and lower volatility compared to C9 solvent, making it suitable for slow-drying industrial applications.
Thinner and blend component, enhances flow & levelling
Slower-drying solvent for smooth formulations
Carrier solvent in EC formulations
Used in coatings, polishes, and underbody paints
Solvent for resin processing
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
C9 Solvent is an aromatic hydrocarbon solvent, commonly called Solvent Naphtha.
C9 PLUS Solvent is an aromatic hydrocarbon fraction obtained from petroleum refining.
Mineral Turpentine Oil is a petroleum-based liquid, commonly known as White Spirit or Paint Thinner.
C11 Solvent is a petroleum-derived aliphatic hydrocarbon with an 11-carbon chain.
Solvent 200 is a clear aromatic hydrocarbon (C12–C14), also called Solvent Naphtha 200.
Heavy Aromatic Solvent 250 is a high-boiling aromatic hydrocarbon solvent.
Naphtha is a highly flammable liquid hydrocarbon mixture derived from petroleum.
Slope Oil is a heavy petroleum by-product collected from refinery storage tanks or pipelines.
Benzene is a colorless aromatic organic hydrocarbon with the chemical formula C₆H₆.
Toluene is a naturally occurring compound derived from petroleum and petrochemical.
Crude benzol is produced during carbonisation of coking coal and is known as benzol.