Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998)

The Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998) are designed for use in laboratory heating and cooling applications. Composed of modified polyglycol ether, this clear, colourless to lightly yellowish liquid offers a high flash point and thermal stability, making it suitable for continuous use as a heating medium up to approximately 170°C. For short periods, higher temperatures below the flash point are possible but may result in rapid darkening.

Key Features:

• Brand: Buddeberg
• Composition: Modified polyglycol ether
• Appearance: Clear, colourless to lightly yellowish liquid
• Flashpoint: > 290°C (DIN EN ISO 2592)
• Density: 1.13 to 1.17 g/cm³ (DIN 51757, ASTM 1298, 23°C)
• Water Solubility: Miscible with water in any ratio; hardness of water has no effect
• Storage: Unlimited storage time in original, unopened containers; may darken over time without affecting performance

This bath liquid is ideal for laboratory applications requiring stable and safe heating and cooling mediums.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998) used for?

It are designed for use in laboratory heating and cooling applications. Composed of modified polyglycol ether, this clear, colourless to lightly yellowish liquid offers a high flash point and thermal stability, making it suitable for continuous use as a heating medium up to approximately 170°C. For short periods, higher temperatures below the flash point are possible but may result in rapid darkening.

2. Is the Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998) suitable for use in laboratory heating and cooling applications?

Yes. It is designed for use in laboratory heating and cooling applications, and offers a flashpoint of > 290°C (DIN EN ISO 2592) and a density of 1.13 to 1.17 g/cm³ (DIN 51757, ASTM 1298, 23°C) to support this kind of work.

3. What flashpoint and density does the Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998) have?

It has a flashpoint of > 290°C (DIN EN ISO 2592) and a density of 1.13 to 1.17 g/cm³ (DIN 51757, ASTM 1298, 23°C), and is supplied under manufacturer part number 40 26446 00385 2.

4. What composition and appearance does the Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998) offer?

It offers modified polyglycol ether, clear, colourless to lightly yellowish liquid, miscible with water in any ratio; hardness of water has no effect and unlimited storage time in original, unopened containers; may darken over time without affecting performance.

5. How does the Buddeberg Bath Liquids, 5L (Part No. 2.035.998) compare with the Heidolph Heating Bath Liquid AP 200 (WACKER), 220°C, 5 Ltr from Heidolph?

For use in laboratory heating and cooling applications, the Buddeberg model is the better choice, offering a flashpoint of > 290°C (DIN EN ISO 2592) and a density of 1.13 to 1.17 g/cm³ (DIN 51757, ASTM 1298, 23°C). The Heidolph model offers a maximum temperature of 220°C for a wide range of heating tasks and a capacity of 5 liters for efficient heat transfer as an alternative, while the Buddeberg model's modified polyglycol ether and clear, colourless to lightly yellowish liquid help make it a strong fit for use in laboratory heating and cooling applications.