White oil

　　Functions and Uses

　　Industrial Field

　　Lubrication: Used as a lubricant for machinery, bearings, gears, etc., especially suitable for equipment with high cleanliness requirements (such as textile machinery, precision instruments).

　　Mold Release: Used as a release agent in plastic and rubber processing to prevent products from sticking to molds and facilitate demolding.

　　Rust Prevention: Used for rust treatment on metal surfaces, forming a protective film to isolate moisture and air.

　　Plasticizing and Softening: Improves the flexibility and processing performance of materials in the rubber and plastic industries.

　　Food and Pharmaceutical Fields

　　Food Processing: Used as a lubricant for food machinery, a food release agent (e.g., for bread, candy), or as a moisture-proof coating for food packaging paper (must meet food-grade standards).

　　Pharmaceutical Industry: Used as a base for ointments and creams in pharmaceuticals (e.g., as a substitute for Vaseline), or as a lubricant and rust inhibitor for medical devices (must meet pharmaceutical-grade certification).

　　Cosmetics and Daily Chemical Fields

　　Cosmetics: Used in skincare products (e.g., face creams, lotions) and makeup (e.g., lipsticks, foundations) to moisturize, smooth the skin, and reduce the sticky feeling of products; also used in hair care products to increase hair shine and smoothness.

　　Daily Chemical Products: Used as a softener and brightener in shoe polish and leather care agents, and to improve combustion stability in candles.

　　Other Fields

　　In agriculture, used as an adjuvant for insecticides and herbicides to enhance the adhesion of the liquid;

　　In the paper industry, used for paper glazing and moisture-proof treatment;

　　In the coating industry, used as a plasticizer to improve the leveling property of coatings.