Description:
Solvent oil is one of the five major types of petroleum products. Solvent oil has a wide range of uses. The most used solvent oil for paints (commonly known as paint solvent oil), followed by solvent oils such as edible oil, printing ink, leather, pesticides, pesticides, rubber, cosmetics, fragrances, medicine, electronic components, etc. There are about 400-500 kinds of solvents on the market, of which mineral spirits (hydrocarbon solvents, benzene compounds) account for about half. Solvent oil is a complex mixture of hydrocarbons, which is very easy to burn and explode. Therefore, from production, storage and transportation to use, strict care must be taken to prevent fires.

Toxicity
Lethal Dose (LD): A measure generally used to express the intensity of the physiological effects of highly toxic substances on animals. Lethal Concentration (LC): Concentration is a measure of acute poisoning. Maximum allowable concentration (ChemicalbookMAC): The maximum allowable concentration is usually expressed in parts per million (ppm or 10-6) of the vapor volume in the air. This is a rough estimate of solvent toxicity and varies from person to person, not an absolute limit value.

Solvent oil safety information
Hazard Code (Europe): Xn
Risk Statement (Europe): 65
Safety Statement (Europe): 23-24-62
Hazard category: 65