Chlorinated paraffin is a complex chemical substance formed by the addition of chlorine to paraffin wax. It is primarily used as a lubricant, flame retardant, plasticizer, and in metalworking fluids. Due to its high chlorine content, it exhibits excellent chemical stability and flame resistance.

Due to these characteristics, chlorinated paraffin enhances the flexibility of PVC products and improves their flame resistance. Its flame-retardant properties also contribute to increasing the safety of plastics, rubber, paint, and coating products, making it a crucial component in various applications.