TorrLube® TLC 10 Perfluoropolyether Oil
EMS Catalog #60752-01, 60752-20
The most advanced fluorine synthesizing technology was used to modify the molecular chain of these PFPE oils to make them stronger as well as more effective under high temperatures and pressures.
TLC oils were developed specifically for critical applications that require high temperature serviceability in deep vacuum. They are safe in oxygen systems, are non-flammable, and are highly resistant to aggressive chemicals. Their intrinsic inert nature makes them non-reactive, and therefore, compatible with most materials used in Semiconductor and Aerospace applications.
- Temperature – TorrLube lubricants can handle very high temperatures
- Low Vapor Pressure – TorrLube lubricants have very low vapor pressure
- Lubricity – TorrLube is an excellent lubricant under both atmosphere and vacuum
- Nonflammable – TorrLube lubricants do not ignite
- Non-Reactive – TorrLube lubricants are inert and do not react with most materials used in Semiconductor or Aerospace industries
- Chemical Resistance – TorrLube lubricants are resistant to most chemicals used in both Semiconductor or Aerospace industries
- Safe in Oxygen Service – TorrLube lubricants do not react with oxygen
- Low Outgassing – TorrLube lubricants display very low outgassing
- O-Ring Conditioning – Conditioning O-rings with TorrLube lubricants will enhance the surface of the O-ring making it less permeable and more supple, providing a better seal and extending uptime
- Shelf Life – TorrLube lubricants have infinite shelf life
- Made in the USA
Physical Properties
| Vapor Pressure | ||
| Celcius | Farenheit | VP |
| 20° | 68° | ≤ 8 x 10-10 |
| 100° | 212° | ≤ 6 x 10-7 |
| 200° | 392° | ≤ 7.5 x 10-5 |
| Estimated Useful Range | ||
| Celcius | Farenheit | |
| -20° to +325° | -4° to +617° | |
| Oil Viscosity, cSt | ||
| Celcius | Farenheit | cSt |
| 20° | 68° | 1738 |
| 40° | 104° | 505 |
| 100° | 212° | 48 |
| Oil Viscosity Index | ||
| 149 | ||
| Oil Pour Point | ||
| Celcius | Farenheit | |
| -26° | -15° | |
| Oil Density, g/mL | ||
| Celcius | Farenheit | g/mL |
| 0° | 32° | 1.97 |
| 100° | 212° | 1.80 |
| Maximum Oil Volatility, % in 22 hr. | ||
| Celcius | Farenheit | % in 22 hr. |
| 121° | 250° | — |
| 204° | 400° | <1 |
| 260° | 500° | 0.6 |
