Quenchant fluids

Use High-temperature lubricants, low-temperature fluids, compressor lubricants, hydraulic brake fluids, quenchant fluid, heat-transfer fluids, textile lubricants, rock drill lubricants, leather and papertreating compounds, rubber lubricants, plasticizers and solvents, chemical intermediate, stationary phase in gas chromatography. 

Propylene Oxide. Propylene oxide is another basic chemical used in manufacturing intermediates for urethane foams (cushioning and insulation), coatings, brake fluids, hydraulic fluids, quenchants, and many other end uses.23 The classic industrial synthesis of this chemical has been the reaction of chlorine with propylene to produce the chloro-hydrin followed by dehydrochlorination with caustic to produce the alkylene oxide, propylene oxide, plus salt. 

Metal-working lubricants, hydraulic fluids, drilling lubricants, metal-cleaning formulations, flocculants, quenchants... 

The same features, however, proved successful in the commercial use of the poly(alkylene oxide)s as machine lubricants, metal-working lubricants, quenchants, and hydraulic fluids. The solubility of ethylene oxide/ propylene oxide copolymer glycols in water has led these formulations to be universally accepted as "hydrolubes" and brake fluids where the nonflammability and wide temperature service range of a blend of polyol and water are key features. 

Uses Lubricant for textiie fibers, machines, gearoiis, mbber, mandrei and moid reiease, compressors, cosmetics/personai care, heat transfer fluids, elec, chems., quenchants, foam control, solder assist chem. intermediate Properties Liq. sol. in water sp.gr. 1.03M vise. 51.9 cSt (40 C), 11.0 cSt (100 C) ... 

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