Gabriel Fluorolube® FS-5 CTFE Fluoropolymer Oil

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Gabriel Fluorolube® FS-5 CTFE Fluoropolymer Oil
Categories:	Fluid; Lubricant; Fluoropolymer Base
Material Notes:	Fluorolube® oil is a liquid lubricant that delivers long-lasting lubrication for metallic surfaces (except copper, aluminum and magnesium) in applications requiring stability and performance in strongly acidic and/or oxidizing environments. It is a saturated, hydrogen-free, low-molecular weight polymers of chlorotrifluoroethylene (CTFE) that combines high-temperature performance, non-flammability and chemical inertness under many demanding conditions. Available in a range of viscosities, Fluorolube® oils are compatible with chlorine, oxygen, hydrogen peroxide, red fuming nitric acid and other strong oxidizing agents, and are nonflammable. Information provided by Gabriel Chemical.
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Density, Typical Density, Typical pH, pH of water extract; specification Viscosity, Typical Viscosity, Typical Viscosity, Specification Viscosity Measure, Typical Viscosity Measure, Typical CTE, linear, Density Correction Factor = 9.2 x 10^-4/°F Maximum Service Temperature, Air, depends on time and environment Pour Point

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