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Vacuum pump oil (First-grade product)

 

Product description:SKALN diffusion pump oil has very low saturated vapor pressure, ideal final vacuum and high speed of evacuation. High thermal-oxidation sta

 

Vacuum pump oil (First-grade product)

Vacuum pump oil (First-grade product)

SKALN First-grade Vacuum pump oil Product description:

SKALN diffusion pump oil has very low saturated vapor pressure, ideal final vacuum and high speed of evacuation. High thermal-oxidation stability can make the equipment work stability under the harsh enviromnet for long time.

It can be widely used for gain galss or metalworking fluid of booster pump in optical, electronic, vacuum metallurgy, vacuum coating, and the defense industry.

It can be divided into SKALN-100, SKALN-M100#.

SKALN First-grade Vacuum pump oil Product performance:

1.SKALN—100# conforms to the Standard SH 0529,while SKALN--100a is an ideal substitute of SKALN--100 vacuum pump oil.

2.Good viscosity--temperature characteristic to ensure better vacuum degree than SKALN--100 vacuum pump oil at same condition .

3.Superior anti--oxidation property of SKALN--100a,it is available for the situations if needed.

4.Better demulsibility compared with SKALN--100 to separate oil form water rapidly.

SKALN First-grade Vacuum pump oil Product parameter:

ltem/Grade

100 Qualified

(SH0528)

100a

Vacuum pump

150

First Class

Experimental

Method

Viscosity(40℃),m㎡/s

90~110

90~110

135~165

GB/T265

Viscosity index≥

90

90

GB/T2541

Flash point(open),℃≥

206

230

230

GB/T3536

Pour point,℃≤

-9

-9

-9

GB/T3535

Demulsibility(40-40-0)ml,min

54℃≤

-

-

-

GB/T7305

82℃≤

Report

20

20

Saturated vapor pressure ,kpa

Partial pressure≤

5.3×10-6

-

-

GB/T0293

Total pressure≤

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1.3×10-6

1.3×10-6

Ultimate pressure ,kpa

Partial pressure≤

-

6.0×10-5

6.0×10-5

GB/T6306.2

Total pressure≤

 

Report