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IYEHUDA
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Please advise for Synthetic heat transfer oil to operate at 400 degree c and minimum vapor pressure. (not above 10 ATM)
 
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LumSK
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Hello Iyehuda,

Perhaps you can consider Xceltherm MK1 from Radco Industries. Their website is www.radcoind.com

Kai
 
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IYEHUDA
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Hi Kai
Many thanks
Iyehuda
 
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bruce381
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I think monsanto used to have a line of ultra high temp heat transfer oils aswell as Dow.
bruce
 
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ericgl
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Dowtherm A or Syltherm 800; but you are at the top of their ranges.
 
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