Solvents

IPA (Isopropyl alcohol)

Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) is a versatile solvent that evaporates quickly without leaving residues. It is ideal for applications that require dilution and transportation of substances, and for use as an intermediate when manufacturing ingredients for cosmetics and pharmaceutical products.

IPA-BC

IPA-BC is isopropyl alcohol that incorporates certified bio-circular raw materials, while maintaining the same technical specifications as traditional IPA.

IPA-C

IPA-C is isopropyl alcohol that incorporates certified secondary raw materials produced from industrial wastes, while maintaining the same technical specifications as traditional IPA.

IPA-Low Carbon

IPA-Low Carbon is isopropyl alcohol produced using certified renewable energy, while maintaining the same technical specifications as traditional IPA.

IPA-R

IPA-R is isopropyl alcohol that incorporates certified renewable raw materials, while maintaining the same technical specifications as traditional IPA

Methanol

NextIsol D-BC

Dearomatized solvent that incorporates certified bio-circular raw materials. Available in four options (40, 60, 80 and 100), offers the same specifications and the same performance as traditional equivalents.

NextIsol D-C

Dearomatized solvent that incorporates certified circular raw materials. Available in four options (40, 60, 80, and 100), offers the same specifications and the same performance as traditional equivalents.

NextIsol D-Low Carbon

Dearomatized solvent produced with certified renewable energy. Available in four options (40, 60, 80, and 100), with the same specifications and the same performance as the traditional equivalents and a reduced carbon footprint.

NextIsol D-R

Dearomatized solvent that incorporates certified renewable raw materials. Available in four options (40, 60, 80, and 100), offers the same specifications and the same performance as traditional equivalents.

Petrepar 145

Linear alkane hydrocarbon with various direct applications, for example, as solvents in printing inks, degreasers, herbicides and insecticides. A mixture of normal paraffins with a C14 and C15 carbon distribution.

Petrepar n-C10

Linear alkane hydrocarbon with various direct applications, for example, as solvents in printing inks, degreasers, herbicides and insecticides. Normal paraffin with a C10 content of over 95%.

Petrosol 15A 15/20

It is a kerosene fraction with a typical initial and final distillation range of 150-200°C. It has a limited content in aromatic compounds. Used in solvents, adhesives, paints, varnishes, inks, etc.

Petrosol 20A 19/22

Petrosol 20A 19/22 is a fraction of kerosene (190–220 °C) with low aromatic content, suitable for formulations that require balanced solvents.

Petrosol 95A 16/18

It is a mixture of aromatic hydrocarbons, mainly C9-C10, with a typical initial and final distillation range of 160-180°C. Due to its excellent properties as a solvent, it is used in adhesives and paints.

Petrosol 95A 18/20

It is a mixture of aromatic hydrocarbons — mainly C9-11, the majority being C-10 — with a typical initial and final distillation range of 180-200°C. Due to its excellent properties as a solvent, it is used in adhesives and paints.

Petrosol 95A 18/20 ND

It is a mixture of aromatic hydrocarbons — mainly C9-11, the majority being C-10 — with a typical initial and final distillation range of 180-200°C. It has a low naphthalene content. Due to its excellent properties as a solvent, it is used in adhesives and paints.

Petrosol 95A Toluene

High-purity aromatic solvent used in adhesives and paints mainly due to its average evaporation rate.

Petrosol 95A Xylene

Aromatic hydrocarbon that is a mixture of xylene isomers in varying proportions. It is used in adhesives and paints, mainly due to its average evaporation rate.

Petrosol D 100/120

Mixture of hydrocarbons composed of n-paraffins, isoparaffins, and naphthenes, with a typical distillation range between 100–120 °C. Stands out for its low content of aromatic compounds.

Petrosol D 40

A cut of hydrogenated kerosene with a typical distillation range of 150-200ºC. It has a very low content in aromatic compounds and a barely noticeable odor.

Petrosol D 60/95

Mixture of hydrocarbons composed of n-paraffins, isoparaffins, and naphthenes, with a typical distillation range of 60–95 °C. Notable for its low content of aromatic compounds and virtually imperceptible odor.

Petrosol D Heptane

Mixture of C7 hydrocarbons —including n-heptane, isoheptanes, and cycloparaffins— with a purity of more than 95%. Characterized as being an effective solvent, with an extremely low content of aromatic compounds and impurities, and a virtually imperceptible smell.

Petrosol D Hexane

Mixture of n-hexane and its isomers, recognized for its high volatility and rapid evaporation, excellent extraction capacity, extremely low content of aromatic compounds and impurities, and almost imperceptible odor.

Petrosol D Isohexane

This is a mixture of C6 isomers with an n-hexane content of less than 5%. A volatile solvent with rapid evaporation, extremely low content of aromatic compounds and impurities, and a virtually imperceptible odor.