Camp Fuel |
Co-op Camp Fuel is produced for use in pressure lighting and burning equipment including stoves, lanterns, heating units and blow torches. Camp fuel may also be used in catalytic type heaters requiring camp fuel or naphtha. Camp fuel is extremely volatile and care should be taken in handling and storing.
Typical Specifications
| API Gravity, ° | 77.2 |
| Initial Boiling Point (IBP), °C | 62 |
| 10% Evaporated, °C | 67 |
| 50% Evaporated, °C | 73 |
| 90% Evaporated, °C | 86 |
| End Point, °C | 96 |
| Flash Point, °C | -18 |
Note: While many of the specifications for Camp Fuel and Unleased Gasoline are similar they should not be interchanged. Unleased Gasoline has a significantly higher vapor pressure and could result in an explosion if used in a device designed for use with Camp Fuel.