We are bracketed with the top Most Double Boiled Linseed Oil Exporters and Suppliers from Madhya Pradesh (India). It is produced from heated and air-blown Raw Linseed Oil. Usually used indoor, our Double Boiled Linseed Oil is water resistant, and also a rust inhibitor. We can process bulk quantities of Double Boiled Linseed Oil as per the buyer’s requirements.
Details :

• Heating the oil causes it to polymerize and oxidize, effectively making it thicker and shortening its drying time.
• It dries more completely and quickly and forms a film on the surface.
• Double boiled linseed oil is dark amber colored oil having a distinctively sharp smell.
• It has a high viscosity when compared to raw linseed oil.

Uses :

• Used in the paint industry as it dries much faster than raw linseed oil
• In the construction industry in concrete, earthen floors and as additive to glazing putty
• Used as a wood preservative and in the maintenance of wooden articles and tools
• Used as an alternative to solvent-based products designed for sealing, polishing, waxing, varnishing and finishing,
• In the sports goods industry in the maintenance of sports equipment like skis, cricket bats, baseball bats, hockey sticks, archery equipment and croquet mallets.
• Used in foundries
• Used in industrial lubricants, sealants and printing ink resins among other uses

We are bracketed with the top Most Double Boiled Linseed Oil Exporters and Suppliers from Madhya Pradesh (India). It is produced from heated and air-blown Raw Linseed Oil. Usually used indoor, our Double Boiled Linseed Oil is water resistant, and also a rust inhibitor. We can process bulk quantities of Double Boiled Linseed Oil as per the buyer’s requirements.
Details :

• Heating the oil causes it to polymerize and oxidize, effectively making it thicker and shortening its drying time.
• It dries more completely and quickly and forms a film on the surface.
• Double boiled linseed oil is dark amber colored oil having a distinctively sharp smell.
• It has a high viscosity when compared to raw linseed oil.

Uses :

• Used in the paint industry as it dries much faster than raw linseed oil
• In the construction industry in concrete, earthen floors and as additive to glazing putty
• Used as a wood preservative and in the maintenance of wooden articles and tools
• Used as an alternative to solvent-based products designed for sealing, polishing, waxing, varnishing and finishing,
• In the sports goods industry in the maintenance of sports equipment like skis, cricket bats, baseball bats, hockey sticks, archery equipment and croquet mallets.
• Used in foundries
• Used in industrial lubricants, sealants and printing ink resins among other uses