◆Non Toluen & Xylene

 

 

Applications

◆Diluent, abluent for various paint◆

Degreasing machining oil
Wiping off resin
Finish cleaning UV resist ink, photo resist ink
Wiping off PS, PET, PC, Carbon
Cleaning ink-jet ink
Removing double sided tape
Removing blue layout ink

 

Features

The entire NTX series do not contain designated substance to measure under laws and regulations in Japan.
VOC such as Toluene and Xylene attending PRTR law and revised building standard law are not included.

 

 

Packaging

rounf tin can	tin oil can	oil drum	container	tank truck
1L×6pcs (1case)	16L	200L	1000L

 

 

Core grades

Product name	Features
NTX eco thinner	Thinner inapplicable to Ordinance on the Prevention of Organic Solvent Poisoning (JP)
NTX lacquer thinner	Thinner for lacquer resin (main component : cellulose nitrate) intermediate dissolving power
NTX urethane thinner	Thinner for one-pack, two-pack urethane 3types for each season（M:Spring/Fall、S:Summer、W:Winter）
NTX epoxy thinner	For most epoxy coating （Disable for isocyanate base epoxy coating）
NTX melamine thinner	For melamine coating and electrostatic coating
NTX washing thinner	Degreasing, washing before painting and washing tools after painting Fast drying property, low odor
NTX adhesive abluent, diluent	Thinner for adhesive and can be used for peeling and washing
eco painting thinner	Thinner for terpen soluble paint, diluted with a weak solvent

 

 

※About PRTR-Law※

The PRTR system enables us to know what chemicals, from what kind of sources, and how much chemicals are released for each year.

The PRTR system is now widely adopted and implemented abroad. In Japan, “The Act on Confirmation, etc. of Release Amounts of Specific Chemical Substances in the Environment and Promotion of Improvements to the Management Thereof ” was established in 1999.

The PRTR (Pollutant Release and Transfer Register) is a system that (i) requires businesses handling chemical substances potentially hazardous to the environment to estimate the amounts of chemical substances released and transferred in waste, and to report the data to their local governments, and that (ii) the national government then compiles data submitted and makes the results public.

PRTR aims to establish the common background of risk communication among the government, the business operators and the public by providing data about releases of chemical substances to the environment. These data also help the business operators to manage their own amount of releases. In consequence, it can contribute to reduce the environmental risks from chemical substances.

Check the Ministry of the Environment for more details.

◆Major chemical substances designated in the PRTR Act◆

№	substances	byname	№	substances	byname
40	ethyl benzene		144	dichloropentafluoropropane
43	ethylene glycol		14	dichloro‐methane
44	ethylene glycol mono-methyl ether		177	styrene monomer
45	ethylene glycol mono-ethyl ether acetate		200	tetrachlorethylene
60	dimethyl-benzene	xylene, xylol	209	1,1,1-trichloroethane	carbon dichloride, ethylene tetrachloride
95	chloroform		211	trichloroethylene
101	2-ethoxyethyl acetate		227	toluene	methyl benzene, toluol
103	2-methoxyethyl acetate		269	octylphthalate	DNOP
112	tetrachloromethane	carbon tetrachloride	270	Dibutyl phthalate	DBP
113	1,4-dioxane		299	benzine	benzol
132	1,1-dichloro-1-fluoroethane
139	0-dichlorobenzene