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Date: | Tue, 21 Mar 2000 16:05:31 EST |
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Hi ya'll!
Well, I just got through talking with someone at 3M...the FC-71 product has
been discontinued. The highest boiling point heat transfer fluid they make is
the FC-70 which boils at 215 º C. Just for grins I asked how much that stuff
sells for, and was told that it's sold by the pound. A gallon weighs 15-lbs,
and it's $60.00 a pound! YOWZA! $900 a gallon!!!
Called Galden Fluids, and they have a heat transfer fluid they call HT250
which boils at 250º C. The say their stuff
(http://www.inlandvacuum.com/galden.html) is a non ODP chemical. The spec
sheet for all their stuff is at (http://www.inlandvacuum.com/galdenspecs.html)
A gallon of the HT250 is around $560...anybody ever use this stuff?
Still haven't found anything about the equipment. There's some used stuff out
there but like Brian said in his post, I want to make sure I find something
that I won't have to keep pouring this "liquid gold" into to be able run
it...like the owl says; "I give a hoot, I don't wanna pollute!" (not
mentioning the cost).
-Steve Gregory-
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