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Huber SiliOil Heat Transfer Fluid

Huber

Huber SiliOil Heat Transfer Fluid

in Transfer Fluids & Oils

$740.00 - $4,210.00

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Huber SilOil and SynOil heat transfer fluids in six grades covering −80 °C to 250 °C, supplied in 5 L or 10 L containers.

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Description

Huber heat transfer fluids have the best thermodynamic and environmentally friendly characteristics. The choice of the correct fluid is decisive for efficient heat transfer. The working temperature range is generally the most important criterion for choosing a particular fluid. The use of the correct heat transfer fluid guarantees reliable and safe operation, optimum temperature control and a long life. The heat transfer fluids in this brochure have been chosen for use with Huber temperature control units.

Frequently asked questions

What grades are available and what do they cover?+

SynOil M10: −10 to 120 °C. SilOil M20: −20 to 195 °C (−20 to 235 °C in closed systems). SilOil M40: −40 to 165 °C (−40 to 220 °C closed). SilOil M60: −60 to 115 °C (−60 to 200 °C closed). SilOil M80: −80 to 55 °C, and a second M80 listing at −80 to 100 °C (−80 to 250 °C closed).

Why do closed systems have a higher limit?+

The upper figures quoted for closed systems are higher than the open-system figures across the range. Use the open-system figure unless your circuit is genuinely sealed.

What container sizes are available?+

5 L (1.32 gal) and 10 L (2.64 gal).

Why does fluid choice matter?+

Huber state the working temperature range is generally the most important criterion, and that the correct fluid gives reliable and safe operation, optimum temperature control and long service life.

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