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    it is POE recomedable for use with Hydrocarbons?



    Hello!


    It is compatible Polyolesters (POE) with Hydrocarbons?

    Thanks in advance


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    Re: it is POE recomedable for use with Hydrocarbons?

    I know this question is 5 months old, but others may be interested. Yes, it is compatible, but very highly miscible. In order to limit miscibility, SSH must be kept over 20K. That's why these days PAG is preferred with HC. Please note that mineral oil (naphtenic) is also compatible.
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    Re: it is POE recomedable for use with Hydrocarbons?

    Thanks for your information, i have measured the compatibility already and you have reason.

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