Customised Aerosol LPG Solutions for Diverse Applications

The right mix of butane and propane in aerosol LPG is crucial for better product performance.

Aerosol LPG is widely used across different industries to power a variety of products, such as spray paints, deodorants, insecticides, and cooking sprays. This custom mix ensures that products spray smoothly, effectively, and safely. Let’s explore the importance of choosing the correct butane-propane blend and how it can enhance the performance and quality of our aerosol products. By understanding the prominence manufacturers can choose a reliable partner who has great expertise in custom mix aerosol LPG.

What is Aerosol LPG?

Aerosol LPG is a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) mixture primarily composed of butane and propane. Aerosol products typically contain a higher proportion of butane, with most formulations consisting of high butane and less propane. These gases are stored under pressure in liquid form and vaporize when released, propelling the product's contents.

The performance of an aerosol product is heavily influenced by the specific properties of the propellant. By customizing the blend of butane and propane, manufacturers can fine-tune the following:

Vapor Pressure: The pressure at which the LPG vaporizes, determining the product's spray pattern and force. Propane has high vapour pressure resulting in forceful spray, ideal for products like paints, cleaners, and insecticides. Whereas butane has lower vapor pressure leading to a finer spray, suitable for delicate applications like hairspray or perfumes.

Temperature Sensitivity: The boiling point of a propellant affects its performance in different temperature conditions. A lower boiling point means the propellant will vaporize more readily at lower temperatures, while a higher boiling point means it will vaporize more readily at higher temperatures.

Pressure Stability: Aerosol canisters must be able to handle a range of temperatures without a significant fluctuation in internal pressure. A custom blend helps ensure the pressure inside the canister remains within safe limits, preventing accidents such as explosions or uncontrolled discharges. Higher butane content helps prevent excessive pressure buildup, which can occur when the temperature rises.

These customized solutions optimize performance, ensure safety, comply with regulations, and enhance cost efficiency, meeting unique industry demands and environmental considerations effectively.

While we understand the prominence of customised aerosol LPG solutions, it is also important to choose the right supplier. SUPERGAS offers customised solutions along with energy saving solutions resulting in cost-effectiveness.

Why Choose SUPERGAS?