Dear sirs,
I am looking for advance information about hydroulic fire resistance fluid,
is there anybody who can help me.
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there are at least 4 types:
Water/Glycol
Phosphate ester
Oil/water
High water based with thickener
all have advantages and problems most common I think is water/glycol
look at companies avalible in your area Houghton is one I know of.
bruce
Water/Glycol
Phosphate ester
Oil/water
High water based with thickener
all have advantages and problems most common I think is water/glycol
look at companies avalible in your area Houghton is one I know of.
bruce
Regarding HFC Fire resistant fluid you can contact us, with your contact information at frankyxavier@yahoo.co.uk
There was an article recently in the August 2006 magazine lubes'n'greases called Rethinking Hidraulic Fluids Please look it up under this link August issue, page 28
http://mag1.olivesoftware.com/activemagazine/welcome/LNG/LNG-2006-11.asp
http://mag1.olivesoftware.com/activemagazine/welcome/LNG/LNG-2006-11.asp
You have not specified what kind of information you are looking for: technical or product availibility related. If it is for an application, please specify. To read more on the product category, follow some of these links: http://www.practicingoilanalysis.com/article_detail.asp...bookgroup=Hydraulics
http://www.machinerylubrication.com/article_detail.asp?...okgroup=Lubrication2
Offcourse there are many companies in the markets with the product depending on whether you are looking for water glycols or phosphate esters. Some of the better known name in water glycols is Houghton and in phosphate ester is Fyrquel.
http://www.machinerylubrication.com/article_detail.asp?...okgroup=Lubrication2
Offcourse there are many companies in the markets with the product depending on whether you are looking for water glycols or phosphate esters. Some of the better known name in water glycols is Houghton and in phosphate ester is Fyrquel.
