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Our propellants

Our range of propellants and solvents is designed to meet your specific needs.

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PROPELLANTS

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Discover GRIT’s range of propellants and solvents: specialized solutions for industrial applications.

Propellants and solvents play a key role in a wide variety of industrial sectors, driving the development of innovative products and solutions. From the manufacture of aerosols in the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industry, to the cleaning and degreasing of electronic components in the technology industry, these chemical compounds are essential to ensure efficiency and quality in production processes.
We invite you to discover the wide range of products available at GRIT. Below we will analyze how these products can be adapted to the specific needs of each customer, thus improving their performance and competitiveness in the market.

Liquefied gases as propellants and solvents at GRIT

Liquefied gases are substances that are liquid at relatively low temperatures and pressures. When used as propellants, these gases expand rapidly to expel the contents of a container, as in the case of aerosols. Solvents, on the other hand, are substances that can dissolve other substances, facilitating processes such as cleaning and degreasing. GRIT’s product range includes a wide variety of liquefied gases for various applications.

Our fluorinated refrigerants:

  1. Dimethylether. This liquefied gas is used as a propellant in aerosols and as a solvent in the coatings industry.

  2. HFO 1234 ze. This is a low global warming potential refrigerant gas used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems.

  3. Isobutane Aerosol Grade. It is a common propellant gas in aerosol products, such as deodorants and cleaners.

  4. Isopentane / Isobutane. This mixture is used as a solvent and as a component in the manufacture of polyurethane foams.

  5. Propane Aerosol Grade. Liquefied gas that is used as a propellant in a wide range of aerosol products.

  6. Propellant LPG 3.2 bar. A product used in applications requiring greater control of gas pressure.

  7. R-152a. This gas is a refrigerant and solvent used in electronics and refrigeration applications.

  8. Isopentane. A solvent used in cleaning and degreasing applications, especially in the electronics industry.

  9. n-Pentane: This is a solvent used in the manufacture of polystyrene foams and in extraction processes.

  10. GRITENE® customized propellant. This product is a customized propellant of our own brand that adapts to the specific needs of the customer.

Tailoring to specific needs and commitment to sustainability

At GRIT, we offer customized solutions tailored to specific needs. Our experts work closely with customers to understand their requirements and develop products that meet their needs.

In addition, we are committed to innovation and sustainability in our product range. We invest in research and development to continuously improve the efficiency and environmental impact of our propellants and solvents.

GRIT’s range of propellants and solvents provides specialized solutions tailored to the needs of the industry. Our focus on customization and commitment to innovation and sustainability enables us to provide high quality products for a wide variety of applications. If you are interested in learning more about our range of products and how we can tailor them to your specific needs, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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