Kerosene

This versatile solvent oil, also known as kerosene, has been used for over a century in various industrial and commercial settings due to its high boiling point and relatively low cost. Its chemical properties make it suitable for numerous applications, from fuel to cleaning agents. With a melting point below freezing temperatures and a density that allows for efficient storage, kerosene remains a valuable commodity in many sectors.

Core Characteristics of the Kerosene

• Clean machinery and equipment using the solvent properties of kerosene to dissolve and remove stubborn grime and residue.
• Take advantage of the high boiling point of kerosene to thin out paints, varnishes, and other coatings for repair or restoration purposes.
• Store kerosene in containers made of steel or other non-reactive materials at a density of 0.81 g/cm³ for optimal usage.
• Due to its flash point of 77°C, handle kerosene with caution and follow proper safety protocols during use.
• The CAS number 64742-47-8 ensures accurate identification and handling of the substance.

Versatile Uses of the Product

Kerosene is listed under A to Z with the pack size and title shown on this page.