Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid

Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluids are specialized fluids used in hydraulic systems that have a high resistance to catching fire or supporting combustion. These fluids are designed to minimize the risk of fire in applications where there is a potential for ignition due to high temperatures, sparks, or other sources of heat.

Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluids are classified under the supply class "Oils And Greases: Cutting, Lubricating, And Hydraulic" in the supply group "Fuels, Lubricants, Oils, And Waxes." This classification is used to categorize different types of fluids and lubricants based on their specific applications and properties.

There are several types of Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluids available, including:

1. Water Glycol Fluids: These fluids are a mixture of water and glycol, which provide excellent fire resistance and thermal stability. They are commonly used in applications where there is a high risk of fire, such as in steel mills, foundries, and mining operations.

2. Synthetic Fluids: Synthetic hydraulic fluids are formulated using synthetic base oils and additives to provide fire resistance and superior performance in extreme conditions. They offer high thermal stability, low toxicity, and excellent lubrication properties.

3. Phosphate Ester Fluids: Phosphate ester fluids are known for their exceptional fire resistance and anti-wear properties. They are commonly used in aerospace, defense, and industrial applications where fire safety is critical.

4. Polyol Ester Fluids: Polyol ester fluids are biodegradable and offer excellent fire resistance, thermal stability, and lubricity. They are often used in environmentally sensitive applications, such as marine and offshore operations.

It is important to select the appropriate Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid based on the specific requirements of your hydraulic system and the operating conditions. Consulting with a hydraulic fluid supplier or manufacturer can help you determine the most suitable fluid for your application.