Environmentally friendly industrial cleaning agent "Taiyosol Series"
Safety recognized in Europe! A cleaning agent with excellent degreasing power for various industrial oils.
The "Taiyosol Series" is an "environmentally friendly" paraffin-based cleaning agent developed based on achievements in Germany, a leading country in environmental issues, and other EU countries, using aliphatic raw materials as the main ingredient. It has excellent degreasing power that is comparable to chlorine-based cleaning agents. The "Taiyosol Series" is a cleaning agent that has minimal impact on various materials. 【Features】 ○ Safety recognized in Europe → Not subject to PRTR Law, not subject to the Organic Law of the Labor Safety and Health Act ○ Excellent degreasing power against various industrial oils ○ Minimal impact on materials ○ Low odor & high safety ○ "Low-cost" cleaning agent pursuing economic efficiency For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
basic information
【Product Lineup】 ○Product Name: Taiyosol S / Taiyosol G / Taiyosol K / Taiyosol M ○Distillation Properties (°C): 157–197 / 167–180 / 181–197 / 220–257 ○Fire Law: Class 2 Petroleum / Class 2 Petroleum / Class 2 Petroleum / Class 3 Petroleum ○Flash Point (°C): 42 / 45 / 57 / 86 【Impact on Materials (Weight % Deformation Rate)】 ○Various Metals: No Corrosion ○Polyethylene: ○(◎) ○Polypropylene: ○(◎) ○Polycarbonate: ○(◎) ○Acrylic: ◎(◎) ○Epoxy: ◎(◎) ○Fluororubber: ◎(◎) ※Conditions: Immersion at liquid temperature of 50°C for 1 hour (values in parentheses are for tests conducted at room temperature of 25°C) ※◎ Almost no deformation, ○ Nearly no deformation ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Applications/Examples of results
【Applications】 ○ Cleaning of precision parts ○ Cleaning of various metals ○ Cleaning of plastic products ○ Solvent for aerosol products ○ Paint and ink solvents ○ Stain removal for textiles, etc. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
