Bio-Solv is a tried and proven green solvent replacement which will out perform traditional solvents such as Acetone, Xylene, MEK, and thinners. It is ideally suited for a variety of marine and industrial cleaning and surface preparation applications including resin solving, paint system and adhesive clean-up, parts cleaning, and degreasing.

Bio Solv can be easily recycled though simple filtering or distillation for repeated reuse, and the low evaporation rate and high solvency formula can significantly reduce overall solvent usage.

It contains no water and is completely reactive, unlike other green solvents which may contain up to 50% water.

Bio-Solv was developed in conjunction with the US EPA’s Design for the Environment program. The DfE logo helps consumers to quickly indentify and choose products that can help protect the environment and are safer. The DfE logo on a product means that the DfE scientific review team has screened each ingredient for potential human health and environmental effects and that the product contains only those ingredients that pose the least concern among chemicals in their class.

Features and Benefits

• Not a flammable liquid*. No special storage or DOT requirements.

• Excellent resin and adhesive cleaner.

• Cleans polyester, vinyl ester, and epoxy resins from tools and guns.

• Effective against polyurethanes, varnishes, enamels, and UV curable coatings.

• One cleaner does it all. Multiple solvents not required.

• Suitable for paint preparation and wipe down. Leaves no residue after drying.

• High solvency. Can effectively replace and outperform all petroleum based solvents.

• Low vapor pressure and evaporation rate. Lasts five times longer than traditional solvents.

• Easily recycled and reused. Saves money. Less downstream waste.

• Flash Point 149 degrees F, ASTM D93

• Vapor Pressure .54 mmHg @ 68 degrees F

• Specific Gravity .988

• Evaporation Rate 0.14

• Vapor Density 4.6

• Boiling Point 300 degrees F

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*Because of it's flashpoint, this product is not considered a flammable liquid. Acetone and many other solvents have a low flashpoint and are flammable or extremely flammable. The flashpoint of a solvent determines how easily it will ignite and burn.