Paraffin

KEROSENE BASED FUEL

• Liquid Cooking and Lamp Oil
• Effective at Degreasing Metal
• Parts and Machines

Available in these sizes

• 750ml
• 5Liter

Paraffin, often referred to as kerosene or lamp oil, is a highly versatile substance with a wide range of uses across various industries and households. Here are some of its common applications:

1. Fuel for Heating and Cooking: Paraffin is commonly used in portable heaters and paraffin stoves for home heating, especially in areas with limited electricity. It serves as a fuel in paraffin cookers or stoves, particularly in rural or off-grid areas where electricity or gas is scarce.

2. Lighting: Paraffin is used as a fuel for lamps and lanterns in areas without reliable electricity, providing a convenient and long-lasting source of light.

3. Agricultural: Farmers sometimes used as a fuel for irrigation pumps or other farm machinery in areas without electricity.

4. Waterproofing: Paraffin is sometimes used to waterproof leather, wood, and paper products.

Paraffin is flammable, so it must be stored and used with care to prevent accidents or fires. Paraffin is a highly adaptable material, valued for its affordability and wide range of uses in heating, lighting, cleaning, and industrial applications.