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Solvents are the most effective cleaning agents for industrial cleaning. Currently there are types that differ greatly and have various applications.
     Chlorinated solvents.

        Although they are highly effective, chlorinated solvents have a high level of toxicity, meaning their use is even more limited.

        Amongst these products we have trichlorethylene (R45) and perchlorethylene (R40).
    
Brominated solvents.
         A clear substitute for chlorinated solvents due to their equal cleaning performance.
    
The Hidrofluoreters and hydrofluorocarbons.
          These are the most ecological solvents. Although they do not have the same cleaning power, their combination with hydrocarbons or modified alcohols make them as effective as previous cleaners but with less risk of toxicity.




 
 
 
 
 


 
 

                 Comparative table of solvents

 

NOVEC 7100

VERTREL XF

NOVEC 71 DE

FREON    

141b

ABZOL

LENIUM

TRICLORO-
PERCLORO

HFE   72 DE

Boiling point

60º

55º

45º

48º

32º

71º

71º

87º-121º

45º

Specific Weight 25ºC

1,52

1,58

1,37

1,56

1,23

1,35

1,35

1,456-1,619

1,28

Surface Tension

13,6

14,1

16,6

17,3

19,3

25,9

25,9

26,4

19

Steam Pressure

28

31

63

44,1

75,9

110,8

110,8

57,8

46,6

Specific Heat

1,17

1,13

0,92

1,26

0,27

0,27

0,22-0,21

Evaporation heat

125-29,8

130-31,07

201

146-34,89

223-53,29

58,8

56,4-50,1

52

Solubility in Water

<10

140

<110

210

240

240

110

Combustion Point

Inflammability

Ninguna

No Tiene

KaroButanol value

10

27

32

56

125

125

129

52

Atmosphere Useful Life

4,1

17,1

4,1

85

9,4

0,04

16 días

<1 año

4,1

ODP

0

0

0,8

0,1

0,026

0,02

0

0

Freezing Temperature

-135

-80

-243

-35

-103

Heating Potential

320

1300

250

6000

630

Toxicity TLV -ppm-

750

200

200/600

1000

400

100

25-50

Liters Condensed each 1000W

18,9

17,51

10,83

Solubility for Water in Vapor

95

490

170

420

1000

500

300

Lethal concentration

120º-140º

300º

 
 
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