Naphtha (petroleum), heavy alkylate
What is Naphtha (petroleum), heavy alkylate?
Naphtha (petroleum), heavy alkylate (CAS 64741-65-7) is a high-boiling petroleum-derived hydrocarbon fraction produced through the alkylation of refinery streams.
Where is Naphtha (petroleum), heavy alkylate used?
- Industrial cleaning: non-polar solvent and degreasing carrier for heavy oils, greases and hydrocarbon residues on metal surfaces and equipment
- Lubricant formulation: diluent or process solvent in blending operations requiring controlled evaporation and hydrocarbon compatibility
- Oil and gas: pipeline maintenance fluids and equipment cleaning where high-boiling aliphatic solvents outperform lighter fractions in residue removal
- Home care: heavy-duty degreasers and solvent-based cleaning concentrates targeting stubborn hydrocarbon soils
Good to know: Buyers should confirm distillation range and aromatic content specifications with suppliers, as these parameters vary by refinery source.
Commercial specifications
- Bulk tanker, IBC and drum formats
Other Names (Synonyms)
Heavy alkylate naphtha (petroleum)