Heat transfer fluids

LM-5

Mixed-alcohol industrial coolant

An industrial secondary refrigerant developed for low-temperature circulation and metal protection. Blending with other alcohols requires a specified LMZ additive programme.

GLACIER / PRODUCT SAMPLELM-5 — illustrative sample representation
Illustrative representation, not a photograph of the supplied product. Confirm appearance and packaging on the current model TDS.
CATALOGUE TEMPERATURE REFERENCE−50°C to ambient
Formulation

Modified mixed alcohols

A closer look.

  • Industrial low-temperature cooling
  • Carbon steel, stainless steel and copper
  • Defined additive programme for blends

Model and property references

Stock viscosity at 20°C
1.71 mPa·s
Stock density at 20°C
0.920–0.980 g/cm³
Stock specific heat at 20°C
0.670
Stock thermal conductivity at 20°C
0.23 W/m·K
Stock flash point
20°C
Stock boiling point
Higher than +60°C
Stock freezing point
Lower than −60°C

LM-5 stock-solution properties (catalogue reference)

PropertyValue
Density at 20°C0.920–0.980 g/cm³
Viscosity at 20°C1.71 mPa·s (cP)
Specific heat at 20°C0.670
Thermal conductivity at 20°C0.23 W/m·K
Boiling pointHigher than +60°C
Freezing pointLower than −60°C
Flash point20°C

Concentration-dependent properties are listed on the current TDS for the required concentration.

Standard packaging
Same as LM-4: 25 kg plastic drum; 200 kg iron drum; 1100 kg ton drum; bulk tanker above 10 t

Reference values from the Chaoyang Guangda LM catalogue — typical figures rather than guaranteed limits. Confirm the exact model and concentration on the current model TDS before specifying.

View source: catalogue p.18 (PDF p.22)

Before you specify

Classified as a hazardous chemical in the catalogue. Do not create unapproved blends or infer safe handling from the operating temperature alone.

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