$4,439.71
• Thermally stable silicone fluid
• High flash point
• Chemical inertness
• Low volatility
• Compressibility
• Resistant to heat and radiation
• Equipment exposed to radiation
• Hydraulic arrestors
• Hydraulically actuated valves
• Instruments used in nuclear plants
• Industrial applications where radiation exposure exists
• Supports operation under radiation exposure
• Maintains performance under heat
• Provides stable chemical properties for sensitive systems
• Suitable for demanding hydraulic and instrumentation environments
| Product Name | DOWSIL™ 550 Silicone Fluid |
| Appearance | Clear Typical Use: Hydraulic arrestors (snubbers); hydraulically actuated valves and instruments in nuclear plants; other radiation-exposed applications |
| Brand | DOWSIL |
| Color | Clear |
| Flash Point | >101.1 °C |
| Service Temperature | -57 to 232 °C |
| Specific Gravity | 1.065 @ 25 °C |
| Thermal Conductivity | 0.00036 |
| Viscosity | 125 |
• Silicone Fluids
• Specialty Chemicals
• Dow Products
• Industrial Fluids
$4,439.71
• Thermally stable silicone fluid
• High flash point
• Chemical inertness
• Low volatility
• Compressibility
• Resistant to heat and radiation
• Equipment exposed to radiation
• Hydraulic arrestors
• Hydraulically actuated valves
• Instruments used in nuclear plants
• Industrial applications where radiation exposure exists
• Supports operation under radiation exposure
• Maintains performance under heat
• Provides stable chemical properties for sensitive systems
• Suitable for demanding hydraulic and instrumentation environments
| Product Name | DOWSIL™ 550 Silicone Fluid |
| Appearance | Clear Typical Use: Hydraulic arrestors (snubbers); hydraulically actuated valves and instruments in nuclear plants; other radiation-exposed applications |
| Brand | DOWSIL |
| Color | Clear |
| Flash Point | >101.1 °C |
| Service Temperature | -57 to 232 °C |
| Specific Gravity | 1.065 @ 25 °C |
| Thermal Conductivity | 0.00036 |
| Viscosity | 125 |
• Silicone Fluids
• Specialty Chemicals
• Dow Products
• Industrial Fluids