Solvent Naphtha 150, also known as Hydrocarbons, C10, aromatics (<1% naphthalene), is a high-boiling, aromatic hydrocarbon solvent derived from petroleum distillation. It appears as a clear, colorless fluid with a characteristic aromatic odor and is valued for its strong solvency, moderate evaporation rate, and high flash point (approx. 63–65°C). With a boiling range of 175–215°C, it is widely used in industrial applications such as paints, coatings, adhesives, sealants, printing inks, metalworking fluids, and chemical formulations. This grade is particularly suitable for processes requiring low naphthalene content and high purity. It is commonly used in closed and open industrial processes, including mixing, spraying, and laboratory applications. The product is supplied in bulk, drums, or IBCs and must be handled with appropriate safety measures due to its flammability and health hazards.