Polymax2
Refrigerant oil just will not absorb water or moisture....
and it's formulated to actually repel moisture!
These
photos provide a closer look at the test using Polymax2 refrigerant oil and
water (dyed red). As soon as the oil is poured into the water (right) it
immediately separates and forms a layer... and
will not mix or absorb the water!
Although
we didn't use exact measurements, our mixture of water to oil was about 50/50.
The test was conducted at room temperature.
Polymax2
Refrigerant oil mixed with water (dyed red)
The
photo below shows how the Polymax2 refrigerant oil formed a second layer
on top of the water. Unlike the PAG 100, it did not
mix or absorb the water.
Polymax2
Refrigerant oil just will not mix!
We
even took the Polymax2 / water sample and shook it vigorously for 30 seconds,
duplicating the same test we did with the
PAG 100 oil. The photos tell the entire story.
Initially, it looked like the they would mix. Letting the mixture stand for
about 90 seconds, it was clear to see that the oil never
really mixed with the water.
Get
a close up look at these photos and see for yourself what happened. After
shaking the sample we let it stand, taking photos over the next 90 seconds.
Take a close up look right here or click
the images!
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