(IUPAC) 2-Butoxyethanol (commonly referred to as ethylene glycol monobutyl ether) is Butyl Cellosolve, and it is an interesting compatibilizing solvent but will dissolve more non-polar species than ethanol so if that would be a problem be careful. Propyl Cellosolve probably has a Flash point of 57C, but has good volatility, and Ethoxytriglycol is another option (FP: 129C) but extremely low vapor pressure. I'd expect a blend of these latter two might get you where you need to be perhaps too, but not knowing your application makes it difficult to tell for certain. Wayne mentioned Diethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether, which is actually Carbitol solvent and with a F.P. of 102C and even lower vapor pressure than Butyl Cellosolve but as Wayne mentioned already, a possible option for you. Dow is a good supplier of all these mentioned so if you can share a bit more with one of their Tech Service folks it may yield the perfect solution for you as their whole line of glycol ethers is water soluble.
