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IOTA 255 is a methyl/phenyl copolymerized polymethylphenylsiloxane fluid. The phenyl segments significantly enhance thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and radiation resistance, giving it a much wider working temperature range than conventional dimethyl silicone oils, while retaining the low pour point, low surface tension, and excellent lubricity typical of silicone fluids.
The product is a colorless to pale-yellow transparent liquid with viscosity covering 75–1400 cSt (25°C), open-cup flash point ≥280°C, and pour point ≤-40°C, meeting needs from precision damping to high-temperature heat transfer.
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Property |
Value |
Notes |
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Appearance |
Colorless or pale-yellow transparent liquid |
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Viscosity (25°C) |
75–1400 cSt |
Multiple grades available |
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Relative density (25°C) |
1.02–1.10 |
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Flash point (open cup) |
≥280 °C |
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Pour point |
≤ -40 °C |
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Refractive index (25°C) |
1.4800–1.5150 |
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Working temperature range |
–60°C to 320°C |
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Q: What is the chemical name of IOTA 255? A: Polymethylphenylsiloxane.
Q: What is the working temperature range of IOTA 255? A: –60°C to 320°C. It remains thermally stable at high temperature and stays fluid down to a pour point of ≤-40°C.
Q: What viscosity grades does IOTA 255 offer? A: 75–1400 cSt at 25°C; select the grade that matches your application.
Q: How does IOTA 255 differ from dimethyl silicone oil? A: With its higher phenyl content, IOTA 255 offers better thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and radiation resistance over a wider range (–60°C to 320°C), making it better suited to harsh high-temperature and radiation environments than dimethyl silicone oil.
Q: Can IOTA 255 be used as base oil for high-temperature grease? A: Yes. It is an ideal base oil for high-temperature lubricating oils and greases, and also serves as a high-temperature heat-transfer medium.
Q: What is the flash point of IOTA 255? A: ≥280°C (open cup), ensuring safe high-temperature operation.