Commercial PCB mixtures were marketed under the following names:
Brazil
* Ascarel
Czech Republic and Slovakia
*Delor
France
*Phenoclor
*Pyralène (both used by Prodolec)
Germany
*Clophen (used by Bayer)
Italy
*Apirolio
*Fenclor
Japan
*Kanechlor (used by Kanegafuchi)
*Santotherm (used by Mitsubishi)
*Pyroclor
Former USSR
*Sovol
*Sovtol
United Kingdom
*Aroclor xxxx (used by Monsanto Company)
*Askarel
United States
*Aroclor xxxx (used by Monsanto Company)
*Asbestol
*Askarel
*Bakola131
*Chlorextol – Allis-Chalmers trade name
*Dykanol (Cornell-Dubilier)
*Hydol
*Inerteen (used by Westinghouse)
*Noflamol
*Pyranol/Pyrenol, Clorinol (used in General Electric's oil-filled "clorinol"-branded metal can capacitors. Utilized from the early 1960s to late 1970s in air conditioning units, Seeburg jukeboxes and Zenith televisions)
* Saf-T-Kuhl
*Therminol FR Series (Monsanto ceased production in 1971).