Dynalene SF
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Dynalene SF Single Fluid, High Temperature Heat Transfer Fluid Process Applications • High-temperature applications Process cooling & heating Paper & pulp manufacturing Metal, plastic, textile & rubber manufacturing Petroleum industry Recommended Temperature Ranges: Dynalene SF offers the process industry a versatile, practically nontoxic heat transfer fluid proven to be cost effective and thermally stable at temperatures up to 315°C (600°F). Unlike less-stable mineral oils, Dynalene SF has demonstrated excellent performance over a wide range of temperatures without compromising system reliability or integrity - important factors in choosing a fluid with confidence for long-term use. Benefits of Choosing Dynalene SF • • • • High boiling, flash, and fire point Wide temperature range Low toxicity Excellent performance Safe to use Available throughout North America • Cost-effective • Total fluid care Price, Quantity, & Availability Dynalene SF is offered in 1, 5, and 55 gallon containers. Pricing depends on quantity, however, Dynalene, Inc. will work with you to try and fit your budget. Dynalene’s Fluid Care Program Properties of Dynalene SF A comprehensive list of all thermo-physical properties of Dynalene SF can be found on page 2. For health and safety information or to request a Material Safety Data Sheet, contact our Dynalene sales representatives. Composition: Appearance: Odor: Synthetic alkylated aromatics Clear, light brown Low odor Pour Point: Boiling Point: Flash Point: Autoignition Temp: Max Film Temp: Max Fluid Outlet Temp: Min Pumpability Limit: Average Molecular Wt: Coupling our Dynalene fluids with a fluid care program can extend the life of your systems significantly. It offers yearly testing of the heat transfer fluid in your system and tracks the changes in the fluid year to year so adjustments can be made to keep your systems working at its best. Dynalene, Inc. is an ISO 9001 certified company Tel: Toll Free: Fax: E-mail: Web:

US Units Temperature Viscosity Thermal Cond. °F cP BTU/hr·ft·°F Specific Heat BTU/lb·°F SI Units Temperature Viscosity Thermal Cond. °C mPa·s W/m·K Specific Heat kJ/kg·K