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Duratherm HTO-FG
Engineered for precise and efficient temperature control up to 316°C (600°F), our HTO-FG thermal fluid is a budget-wise, food grade solution for any heat transfer applications that need an environmentally friendly, low cost fluid capable of meeting today’s fast-paced production demands.
316°C (600°F) maximum operating temperature
An economical option that outlasts the competition
Food Grade Registered NSF HT-1
Excellent thermal stability
Contains antioxidants for added protection from oxidation
Temperature Ratings
Max Bulk/Use Temp
316°C
Max Film Temp.
332°C
Pour Point ASTM D97
-15°C
Safety Data
Flash Point ASTM D92
218°C
Fire Point ASTM D92
231°C
Autoignition ASTM E-659-78
360°C
Thermal Properties
Thermal Expansion Coefficient
0.1011 %/°C
Thermal Conductivity
W/m·K
316°C
0.121
Heat Capacity
kJ/kg·K
316°C
2.759
Physical Properties
Viscosity ASTM D445
cSt
316°C
0.74
Density ASTM D1298
kg/l
316°C
0.63
Vapor Pressure ASTM D2879
kPa
316°C
9.72
Distillation Range ASTM D2887
10%
372°C
90%
456°C
Molecular Weight
371
Specific Gravity @ 16°C
0.8249
Note: The values quoted in the table above are typical of normal production. They do not constitute a specification.
Temperature Ratings
Max Bulk/Use Temp
600°F
Max Film Temp.
630°F
Pour Point ASTM D445
5°F
Safety Data
Flash Point ASTM D92
425°F
Fire Point ASTM D92
448°F
Autoignition ASTM E-659-78
680°F
Thermal Properties
Thermal Expansion Coefficient
0.0564 %/°F
Thermal Conductivity
BTU/hr·ft·F°
Heat Capacity
BTU/lb·F°
Physical Properties
Viscosity ASTM D445
cSt
Density ASTM D1298
lb/ft³
Vapor Pressure ASTM D2879
psia
Distillation Range ASTM D2887
10%
701°F
90%
852°F
Molecular Weight
371
Specific Gravity @ 60°F
0.8249
Note: The values quoted in the table above are typical of normal production. They do not constitute a specification.