120 Solvent Oil Flame Retardant Additive
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Our factory uses 120 solvent oil for extraction in order to remove impurities from the products. Since 120 solvent oil has a very low flash point and is highly flammable, static electricity during material handling can cause fires, leading to several accidents. I heard recently that an additive can be added to 120 solvent oil to raise its flash point and prevent accidents. Could the experts provide information on this matter to determine what substance this additive is?
There are many types of flame retardants available on the market today, including those containing phosphorus and those containing bromine. It is recommended that you consult the manufacturers of these flame retardants to find out the specific usage methods and dosage; it’s more reliable to get this information directly from them.