Paraffin

Description

Paraffin, also known as kerosene or lamp oil, is a highly versatile, kerosene-based fuel widely used for cooking, heating, lighting, and cleaning applications. It is suitable for use in paraffin stoves, heaters, lamps, and lanterns, making it an essential fuel source in both household and industrial environments.

In addition to its use as a fuel, paraffin is effective for degreasing metal parts and machinery, helping remove oil, grease, and grime from tools and components. It is commonly used in workshops, agricultural settings, and maintenance operations.

Paraffin is also used in waterproofing applications, where it can be applied to leather, wood, and paper products to provide moisture resistance. Its affordability, availability, and multi-purpose functionality make it a trusted choice across residential, agricultural, and industrial sectors.

⚠️ Paraffin is flammable and should be stored and handled with care. Always use in well-ventilated areas and keep away from open flames when not in use.

Key Uses & Applications:

• Fuel for paraffin stoves and cookers

• Fuel for heaters, lamps, and lanterns

• Off-grid heating and lighting solutions

• Degreasing metal parts, tools, and machinery

• Agricultural and workshop applications

• Waterproofing leather, wood, and paper products

Features & Benefits:

• Kerosene-based liquid fuel

• Suitable for cooking, heating, and lighting

• Effective metal degreaser

• Multi-purpose industrial and household use

• Reliable and affordable energy source

• Available in convenient sizes

Available Sizes:

• 750 ml

• 5 Litre