text: 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).