PROPANE
Propane is widely used as a clean-burning fuel for heating, cooking, industrial equipment like forklift, and vehicles.
C3H8
Propane is widely used as a clean-burning fuel for heating, cooking, industrial equipment like forklift, and vehicles.
C3H8
Applications:
•Oxy-Propane Cutting
•Heating
•Cooking
•HVAC-R (Heating, Ventilation, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration)
•Oxy-Propane Cutting
•Heating
•Cooking
•HVAC-R (Heating, Ventilation, Air-conditioning and Refrigeration)
Description
Propane is more robust and versatile than butane. This gas is known for its ability to perform consistently in all weather conditions. Thanks to its very low boiling point of -42°C, it remains a gas even in freezing temperatures, making it the ideal choice for year-round outdoor use.
From home and commercial heating to agricultural processes and fueling forklift trucks, Propane is a reliable energy source that is the perfect fit for a wide range of industrial and domestic applications where consistent performance is critical.
Product Data
| Reference | I9020 |
| Physical State | Gaseous |
| Relative density (cooled) | 1,5 (air=1) |
| Molar Mass | 44 g/mol |
| Cylinder Fittings | BS341 No4 |
| Components | C3H8 * |
| Look | Colorless |
| Odour | Sweet |
Security:
Risk:Extremely flammable gas. Contains gas under pressure; may explode
Flammability Range: Flammable, combustible
SDS-type: Compressed gas
Risk:Extremely flammable gas. Contains gas under pressure; may explode
Flammability Range: Flammable, combustible
SDS-type: Compressed gas
TRANSPORT:
Delivery Method: Liquified Gases
UN-Number: 1965
ADR-Class: 2
Classification Code:2 F
Pictogrammes ADR:
Delivery Method: Liquified Gases
UN-Number: 1965
ADR-Class: 2
Classification Code:2 F
Pictogrammes ADR:
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