Heat Transfer oil

Heat Transfer oil is a heat-transfer fluid made from paraffinic base oil and additives, for closed and open heat-transfer systems at atmospheric pressure. Grades: HT 32.

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  • Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C32cStASTM D-445
  • Kinematic viscosity at 100 °C5.5cStASTM D-445
  • Viscosity index100ASTM D-2270
  • Pour point-18°CASTM D-97

Grades & published data

Published values

Typical values from the product data sheet, each with its test method.

PropertyHT 32Method
Kinematic viscosity at 40 °CcSt32ASTM D-445
Kinematic viscosity at 100 °CcSt5.5ASTM D-445
Viscosity index100ASTM D-2270
Pour point°C-18ASTM D-97
Flash point (open cup)°C210ASTM D-92
Density at 15 °C868ASTM D-4052

Overview

Heat Transfer oil is a heat-transfer fluid made from paraffinic base oil and additives, for closed and open heat-transfer systems at atmospheric pressure. Grades: HT 32.

The specification table lists each grade separately, with the test method for every value, so grades can be compared directly before ordering.

Application

Closed and open heat-transfer systems

Indirect heating circuits at atmospheric pressure; the maximum bulk temperature differs between open and closed systems and is confirmed against the approved documentation.

Feature

Published values by grade

HT 32: KV40 32 cSt, KV100 5.5 cSt, VI 100, pour point -18 °C, flash point 210 °C.

Questions

How do I choose the grade?

Follow the equipment manufacturer's viscosity recommendation at operating temperature, then compare the grades' published values in the specification table.

Documents & supply

  • TDSTechnical Data SheetProperties, test methods and guidanceRequest
  • SDSSafety Data SheetHazards, handling, storage and transportRequest
  • COACertificate of AnalysisIssued per batch, with its test resultsRequest
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  • Flexitank
  • Drums
  • IBC
  • Pails & retail packs
  • EXW · FOB · CFR · CIF
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