Demolding Isopar L Fluid Transparent Colourless Liquid Flash Point 64°C

Isopar L Fluid demolding fluid transparent colourless liquid Flash Point 64°C

Product Description:

Isopar L, also known as Isoparaffin L or C11-12 Isoparaffin, is an important grade of the Isoparaffin fluid family. It is a mixture of linear alkanes, made primarily of C11 and C12 atoms. Isoparaffins are hydrocarbon solvents derived from petroleum, with many advantages, such as low odor, good volatileness, high purity, and excellent solvency power.

Isopar L can be characterized by its specifically chosen carbon chain length. This makes it an ideal green and eco-friendly fluid in many different industries.

Features:

Isopar L is highly regarded as a volatile solvent that evaporates easily at normal temperatures. This vaporability makes it a great choice as a mold release oil, as the controlled rate of evaporation facilitates the application and drying process in multiple industries. Furthermore, Isopar L's volatility can be modified by blending it with other solvents or diluents to fulfill specific needs.

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Applications:

Isopar L is polularly used as mold release oil. Mold release oils are used to prevent adhesion between the molded object and the mold surface, facilitating the easy removal of the molded part without causing damage.

Isopar L acts as a mold release agent by creating a thin, lubricating film between the mold surface and the material being molded. This film helps to prevent the molded object from sticking to the mold, allowing for smooth release during the demolding process.

Isopar L is typically applied to the mold surface by spraying, brushing, or wiping. Its low viscosity allows for easy and uniform application, ensuring good coverage of the mold surface. The lubricating film formed by Isopar L helps to minimize friction and adhesion during the molding process.

By using Isopar L as a mold release oil, the lifespan of the mold can be extended. The lubricating film provided by Isopar L reduces wear and tear on the mold surface, minimizing the risk of damage or defects to both the mold and the molded parts. This can also save cost by reducing the need for frequent mold maintenance or replacement.

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