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Pour point is the temperature at which a liquid loses its fluid characteristics. It is a rough indication of the lowest temperature at which industral fluids are readily pumpable. For crude oil and gasoine, pour point is the lowest temperature at which the liquid will pour or flow under test conditions. For diesel fuels, pour point is the temperature at which the amount of wax out of solution is sufficient to gel the fuel when tested under standard conditions. ASTM D97 and FTM 203 are standards for pour point. A pour point test cools a specimen inside a bath to allow the formation of paraffin wax crystals. Products & Services
Property testers are used to determine various physical properties of samples, including cloud point, distillation, flash point, freezing point, melting point, pour point, and vapor pressure.
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Hydraulic oils and transmission fluids are used to transmit power in hydraulic equipment and power transmission applications.
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Industrial lubricants are oils, fluids, greases and other compounds designed to reduce friction, binding or wear and exclude moisture. Specialized characteristics may enhance thermal conduction across thermal interfaces or reduce electrical resistivity across electrical joints.
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Heat transfer fluids, thermal oils, circulating coolants, and heater liquids are used to carry thermal energy in process heating and machine cooling applications.
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Waxes and wax compounds are high molecular weight organic materials similar to fats and oils, except waxes are solid at room temperature (melting point above 45 C). Waxes are used in sealers, polishes, inks, lubricants, binders and investment casting.
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