D40

D40 is a type of mineral oil commonly used in various industrial and commercial applications. Here's a breakdown of its key components:

Main Components:

• C9 - C11 Paraffins: These are hydrocarbons consisting of carbon chains with lengths between 9 and 11 carbon atoms. Paraffins are saturated hydrocarbons, meaning they contain only single bonds between carbon atoms. They are generally stable, with low toxicity and high chemical stability, making them suitable for many applications.

• Isoalkanes: These are branched hydrocarbons where the carbon atoms are arranged in a branching structure, rather than a straight chain. Isoalkanes also have low freezing points and high stability, making them useful in many industrial applications.

• n-Alkanes: These are straight-chain hydrocarbons, where the carbon atoms are bonded in a linear arrangement. Their uniform structure often results in predictable behavior in chemical reactions.

• Cyclic Compounds: These are hydrocarbons that form ring structures. The specific structure of cyclic compounds can vary, contributing to the stability and functionality of the oil composition.

Properties:

D40's combination of these components gives it desirable characteristics such as low viscosity and high stability, making it a popular choice in various applications, such as:

• Lubricants

• Fuels

• Industrial processes

Applications:

D40 is widely used as a lubricant, fuel, and in various industrial processes due to its stability, low viscosity, and effectiveness in numerous formulations.

Health and Safety:

Due to its mineral oil-based composition, D40 is generally stable and safe when handled properly. As with all industrial oils, it is essential to follow safety guidelines to avoid exposure through inhalation or skin contact.

 

D40 is available in Bulk, IBC, Drums, and Cans.

 

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