Chlorinated Paraffin

Chlorinated paraffins are chemical compounds often used as flame retardants due to their fire- resistant properties. Obtained through the chlorination of paraffinic hydrocarbons, these compounds are versatile in their applications.

Thanks to their ability to mix with other plasticizers, chlorinated paraffins can also be used as viscosity modifiers. The physical and chemical properties of the mixtures vary depending on the type and ratio of the plasticizers used.

Due to the numerous advantages they offer, chlorinated paraffins are widely used in industries such as plastic, rubber, paint, mastics, and cables.

At Kimteks Kimya, our chlorinated paraffin products, particularly those with 52% and 45% chlorine content and REACH certification, offer a range of benefits including long life, high-temperature resistance, water resistance, low cost, and good stability.