- Comparative characteristics of acrylic resins
- Solgad 100 (analogue of Shellsol 100, Solvesso 100)
- Solgad 150 (analogue of Shellsol 150, Solvesso 150)
- Solgad 150 ULN (analogue of Shellsol A150 ND)
- Solgad 200 ND (analogue of Solvesso 200 ND)
- SBP 60/95
- SBP 80/100
- Nessol D40 (analogue of Shellsol D40 and Exxsol D40)
- Nessol D60 (analogue of Shellsol D60 and Exxsol D60)
- Nessol D80 (analogue of Shellsol D80 and Exxsol D80)
- Nessol D100 (analogue of Shellsol D100 and Exxsol D100)
- Nessol D100+
- Nessol D110 analogue Exxsol D110
- Nessol 40
- Nessol 60
Butyl cellosolve
Butyl cellosolve
Butyl cellosolve is a colorless, transparent, flammable liquid with a glycolic odor. Let's dissolve in water, alcohols, glycols, diethyl ether, acetone, chloroform and other organic solvents. Cellosolves are monoalkyl ethers of ethylene glycol. Butyl cellosolve dissolves cellulose nitrates and acetates, alkyd resins.
Applied as:
- as a solvent for cellulose nitrates and acetates, natural and synthetic resins, polyvinyl acetate;
- butyl cellosolve is a part of cleaning compounds, ink;
- used in the manufacture of foam for extinguishing fires, means of protection for leather goods, means for combating oil spills;
- as an ingredient in liquid soap, cosmetics, herbicides, insecticides.
- as a solvent for cellulose nitrates and acetates, natural and synthetic resins, polyvinyl acetate;
- as a component of compositions for removing old paint and varnish coatings and degreasing compositions;
- as a thinner for alkyd resins;
- as a separating agent in the azeotropic rectification of alcohols and carbohydrates.