Lamp Oil – Paraffin 3440 TK Special is a clear, clean-burning, and nearly odorless liquid fuel ideal for lamps. It contains extremely low levels of aromatic compounds, making it a safe and efficient fuel for various industrial and manufacturing applications. Its iso-paraffinic nature gives it low toxicity and makes it perfect for environments where reduced odor and minimal health risks are important.

Common Uses of Lamp Oil – Paraffin 3440 TK Special

1. Lamp Fuel: Lamp Oil Paraffin 3440 TK Special is commonly used as a fuel for lamps, providing a clean burn with minimal odor, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor lighting.
2. Surface Coatings: This oil is widely used in interior paint formulations due to its low volatility and odor. It helps achieve smooth finishes without strong chemical smells.
3. Aerosol Products: It serves as a solvent carrier in household aerosol products such as cleaning sprays, furniture polishes, and air fresheners, thanks to its low toxicity and minimal odor.
4. Industrial Applications:
   • Car Dewaxing: Used for removing protective wax layers from vehicles.
   • Wood Preservatives: Enhances the longevity of wood by repelling moisture and insects.
   • Insecticide Sprays: Serves as a base for insecticides, ensuring even application and effective results.
   • Textile Printing: Employed in printing processes due to its inert nature.
   • Adhesives: Used in various adhesives, including pre-pasted wallpaper.
5. Miscellaneous Applications:
   • Metal degreasing
   • Wax polishes manufacturing
   • Dehydrating agents in plastisols
   • As a solvent for photocopier fluids and metalworking fluids
   • Used in polypropylene polymerization processes

For bulk orders and more information, including detailed safety instructions, please refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) available for download.

Applications & Uses

Lamp Oil – Paraffin is a highly refined, clean-burning fuel commonly used in lighting, heating, and industrial applications. It is designed to provide a long-lasting, low-smoke, and low-odor burn, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor use. The key applications include:

• Traditional & Decorative Lighting:
  • Used in oil lamps, hurricane lanterns, and torches for homes, restaurants, and outdoor settings.
  • Preferred for emergency lighting during power outages, camping, or remote locations.
• Religious & Ceremonial Use:
  • Frequently used in churches, temples, and mosques for candles and ceremonial lamps.
  • Ideal for Diwali lamps, menorahs, and other traditional oil-burning practices.
• Hospitality & Ambiance Enhancement:
  • Creates a warm, flickering glow in restaurants, resorts, and event venues.
  • Used in tiki torches for gardens, patios, and outdoor gatherings.
• Heating Applications:
  • Used in small paraffin heaters to provide warmth in homes, greenhouses, and outdoor spaces.
  • Provides fuel for wick-based heaters in workshops, garages, and remote cabins.
• Camping & Survival Gear:
  • Essential for campers, hikers, and survivalists who rely on portable oil lanterns for lighting.
  • Used in emergency preparedness kits for lighting and warmth in disaster situations.
• Aviation & Military Use:
  • Utilized in field lamps and portable lighting devices used by military personnel.
  • Provides fuel for long-duration lighting in remote operations.
• Industrial & Agricultural Applications:
  • Used in controlled environments for heating and sterilization processes.
  • Can be incorporated into specialized cleaning and lubrication processes.

Potential Customers & Industries

• Households & Consumers:
  • Homeowners who use oil lamps for decorative, emergency, or ambient lighting.
  • Individuals preparing for power outages or off-grid living.
• Hospitality & Event Management:
  • Restaurants, cafes, and bars using oil lamps for décor and ambiance.
  • Wedding and event planners for creating atmospheric lighting.
  • Resorts, hotels, and retreat centers with outdoor torch lighting.
• Retail & Specialty Stores:
  • Hardware and home improvement stores stocking emergency lighting supplies.
  • Outdoor and camping supply retailers catering to hikers and survivalists.
  • Religious supply shops selling oil for ceremonial lamps.
• Religious & Cultural Institutions:
  • Churches, temples, and mosques using oil lamps for rituals and services.
  • Cultural organizations and traditional artisans using oil-based lighting in performances and events.
• Emergency Services & Disaster Relief Organizations:
  • Humanitarian agencies providing emergency lighting in disaster-stricken areas.
  • Survivalists and preppers storing lamp oil for crisis situations.
• Military & Aviation:
  • Armed forces utilizing paraffin-based lighting in field operations.
  • Remote airfields and aviation teams using lamp oil for emergency lighting.
• Industrial & Agricultural Users:
  • Greenhouse operators using oil-based heaters for temperature control.
  • Small-scale industries using paraffin in heating and specialized applications.

Safety & Handling:

Safety Precautions: Use in well-ventilated areas to prevent inhaling fumes. Store in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and open flames.
Handling Instructions: Wear protective gloves and safety goggles when handling large quantities to avoid skin and eye contact.
First Aid: In case of contact with skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water. If inhaled, move to fresh air and seek medical attention if symptoms persist.