Chemical Industry Updates

  Introduction to Aerosol Cans: Aerosol cans are pressurized containers that hold a liquid, gas, or fine powder. They are designed to release the contents as a spray or mist when the valve or button on the can is pressed. Aerosol cans are commonly used for a wide range of products, including household cleaners, personal care products (such as deodorants and hairsprays), paints, automotive products, and insecticides. The basic structure of an aerosol can consists of a canister, a valve, and a propellant. The canister is typically made of metal (such as aluminum or steel) and is capable of withstanding high pressure. The valve controls the release of the contents and is usually actuated by pressing a button or nozzle. The propellant is a compressed gas or mixture of gases that creates pressure within the can and helps to propel the contents out when the valve is opened. Aerosol cans offer several advantages. They provide a convenient and efficient way to apply products in a controll...

Aerosols can be defined as a   suspension of particles, or liquid droplets in air or another gas. The nature of aerosol is homogeneous in nature. The usages of aerosol are in paints, room fresheners, perfumes, deodorants, medical products and many others. Aerosols are released from aerosol cans. Aerosol cans provide protection against external conditions like moisture, dust, heat and other pollutants at the time of transportation. But, the use of aerosol cans causes health and environmental risks and thereby puts restraints on the aerosol cans growth market. Rise in need of the personal hygiene/care products boosts the demand of the aerosol cans. Increased application of such cans in medical products, paints, adhesives, food, and vehicles are increasing the market growth. Increasing need for personal care/hygiene products and household items is anticipated to have a positive influence on the market of aerosols. However, the existence of fluorocarbons, hydro fluroalkanes (HFA)...