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Duratherm XLT-2 Thermal Fluid
Duratherm XLT-2 Thermal Fluid
Duratherm XLT-2 Thermal Fluid
Duratherm XLT-2 Thermal Fluid
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Duratherm XLT-2 Thermal Fluid

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DURATHERM XLT-2

Engineered for long-term operation in heat transfer applications requiring precise temperature control ranging from -84°C (-120°F) up to 177°C (350°F). Ideal for near-cryogenic applications Duratherm XLT-2’s economical cost and wide operating temperature also makes it well-suited for heating and cooling applications found in the food processing, pharmaceutical, chemical and botanical extraction industries.

  • Maximum temperature: 177ºC/350°F
  • Minimum temperature: -84ºC/-120°F
  • Flash point 63ºC/145°F
  • Extreme low-temperature capabilities
  • Stable and non-corrosive
  • Properties remain consistent over temperature range
  • Includes free fluid analysis and tech support
Standard
Metric

TEMPERATURE RATINGS
Max Bulk/Use Temp 177°C
Max Film Temp. 204°C
Pour Point ASTM D97 -90°C

SAFETY DATA
Flash Point ASTM D92 63°C
Fire Point ASTM D92 70°C
Autoignition ASTM E-659-78 275°C

THERMAL PROPERTIES
Thermal Expansion Coefficient
Thermal Conductivity W/m·K
-40°C 0.119
-18°C 0.116
38°C 0.107
Heat Capacity kJ/kg·K
-40°C 1.863
-18°C 1.947
38°C 2.169

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Viscosity ASTM D445 cSt
-40°C 8.68
-18°C 3.78
Density ASTM D1298 kg/l
-40°C 0.81
-18°C 0.80
38°C 0.76
Vapor Pressure ASTM D2879 kPa
-40°C 0.00
-18°C 0.00
38°C 0.22
Distillation Range ASTM D2887
10% -18°C
90% -18°C

Note: The values quoted in the table above are typical of normal production.
They do not constitute a specification.