TY-274 Silicone Diffusion Pump Oil

Chemical composition: Tetramethyl tetraphenyl trisiloxane

Ultimate Vacuum, torr (untrapped): 10-7~10-8

Saturated Vapor Pressure, torr : 5x10-8

Specific Gravity: 1.06 ~ 1.07

Viscosity (25°C), cSt: 40±3

Flash Point °C: ≥210

Refractive Index 25°C: 1.5500~1.5600

Congealing Point °C: -35

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TY-274 Silicone Diffusion Pump Oil

 

Chemical name: 1,1,5,5-Tetraphenyl-1,3,5-tetramethylsiloxane

CAS No: 3982-82-9

 

Description:

It is a colorless transparent oily, single-component fluid designed for high vacuum of 10-7torr (untrapped). It performs well in tough, rugged applications and offers quick pump down, even after exposure to air at operating temperatures. TY-274 is thermally and chemically stable allowing it to keep pump jets free of tars and hard carbon.

 

Technical Index

Chemical composition: Tetramethyl tetraphenyl trisiloxane

Ultimate Vacuum, torr (untrapped): 10-7~10-8

Saturated Vapor Pressure, torr : 5x10-8

Specific Gravity: 1.06 ~ 1.07

Viscosity (25°C), cSt: 40±3

Flash Point °C: ≥210

Refractive Index 25°C: 1.5500~1.5600

Congealing Point °C: -35

 

Application:

TY-274 Diffusion Pump Fluid can be used in variety of applications, including:

Electrical and electronics industry

• TV tubes, fluorescent tubes, cathode ray tubes

• ordinary bulbs

• capacitors

• rectifier metallised film vacuum system

Optical industry

• surface improvements

• anti reflective coatings

• optical filters and mirrors

Metallurgy industry

• high-vacuum furnaces

• melting, degassing and sintering refractory metals; thick-film deposition

Plastics industry

• surface improvements

• mirror coatings

• protective coatings

• film coatings

Other industries

• processing metals and fuels

• accelerators

• molecular plants

• R & D plants

• mass spectrometry

 

Package:

25kg plastic drums or 200kg Iron drums.

 

Storage:

The product should be stored in a shady, dry place with the temperature 0°C-40°C, freezing should be avoided.

Shelf life: 3 years.