Reduce the fire risk in your production

Flammable solvents can easily vaporize, and their vapors can form explosive mixtures with air.

This risk is particularly high in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas where vapors can accumulate.

Many flammable solvents are also toxic. Inhalation of vapors or skin contact can cause acute health effects such as dizziness, headaches, respiratory distress, and skin irritation.

Prolonged exposure can lead to more severe conditions, including organ damage and cancer.

Due to their hazardous nature, the use of flammable solvents is strictly regulated.

Companies must comply with a range of safety standards and environmental regulations, which can be complex and costly to implement.

These solvents often emit fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs), leading to better air quality in the workplace. Reduced exposure to toxic fumes lowers the incidence of health issues among workers, promoting a healthier workforce.

Using solvents with higher flash points simplifies compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

These solvents often fall into less stringent regulatory categories, reducing the burden of compliance and associated costs.

While the initial cost of higher flash point solvents may be higher, the long-term savings from reduced accident rates and lower insurance premiums.

Moreover, a safer and healthier work environment can enhance productivity and reduce employee absenteeism.