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PFPE Vacuum Pump Oil

P-Fluid 12/25HV PFPE Vacuum Pump Oil High-Viscosity Vacuum Fluid for Demanding High-Vacuum Applications

P-Fluid 12/25HV
minimum order
1 piece
Supply Ability
10000piece / Month
Country of Origin
China
Stock Time
3Day
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P-Fluid 12/25HV PFPE Vacuum Pump Oil High-Viscosity Vacuum Fluid for Demanding High-Vacuum Applications

Basic Information

- Product Profile: P-Fluid 12/25HV
- P-Fluid 12/25HV is a high-performance specialty vacuum pump oil and working fluid manufactured by PFPE KING. It is engineered using advanced perfluorinated polyether (PFPE) base oils for demanding fine- and high-vacuum applications.
- Characteristics: PFPE vacuum pump oil, high-viscosity vacuum fluid, specialty grease, chemically inert lubricant.

Core Performance Advantages

- PFPE Base Oil: Formulated entirely from perfluorinated polyether oil, offering total chemical inertness and absolute resistance to thermal degradation, heavy oxidation, and aggressive reactive gases.
- Extremely Low Vapor Pressure: Engineered with minimal volatility to prevent outgassing and maintain system pressure integrity under deep vacuum operations.
- Higher Viscosity Tier: The"12/25HV"designation indicates a heavier viscosity profile within the Tyreno line, providing robust film thickness, enhanced sealing capability, and optimal performance under heavy loads or elevated temperatures.
- Thermal Range: Capable of withstanding continuous operating temperatures up to 180°C without breaking down, coking, or forming sticky residues.
- Material Neutrality: Chemically inactive toward common metals, specialized plastics, and elastomers, preventing component swelling or premature degradation.

Primary Applications

- Vacuum Pumps: Widely utilized as a specialized operating or filling fluid for rotary vane, roots, and diffusion pumps operating in challenging industrial or scientific vacuum systems. 
- Harsh Environments: Deployed in manufacturing and processing equipment exposed to corrosive vapors, aggressive chemical media, or environments requiring high thermal and oxidative stability.