Propylene glycol energy storage fluid sales

What is industrially inhibited propylene glycol fluid?

Industrially inhibited propylene glycol fluid with an operating range of -60F to 350F. The higher maximum operating range allows for greater thermal stability under continuous heavy-duty operation. INTERCOOL® P-300 is designed for heavy duty demanding applications that require a higher level of corrosion inhibitors and pH buffers.

Where can I buy inhibited propylene glycol?

You can buy inhibited propylene glycol from Hawkins. Hawkins carries it in bulk and in multiple packaging options, as well as customized formulas for your exact needs. At Hawkins, you can find the ideal chemistry and service to help you succeed.

What is Chill-Pro HD propylene glycol?

Chill-Pro HD propylene glycol is specially formulated to provide superior corrosion protection for most metals, including brass, cast aluminum, cast iron, copper, solder, and steel. Hawkins, as a Chill-Pro Propylene Glycol Supplier and Distributor, offers faster and more comprehensive support with this product.

What types of heat transfer fluids does dynalene manufacture?

Dynalene’s line of heat transfer fluids includes high performing glycol-based coolants such as Propylene Glycol, Ethylene Glycol, BioGlycol, Solar Glycol, and liquids manufactured involving innovative and proprietary chemistries such as potassium formate, hydrocarbons, silicone and molten salts.

What is a triethylene glycol based ethyl alcohol based heat transfer fluid?

Inhibited Triethylene Glycol formulation using chemically engineered inorganic inhibitors for corrosion protection in natural gas dehydration units. INTERCOOL® TN-400 Inhibited denatured ethyl alcohol based heat transfer fluid designed for use in geothermal well field systems. PROCOOL N

What type of glycol is used for freeze protection?

Glycols such as propylene glycol (PG) ethylene glycol (EG) and 1,3 propanediol (Bioglycol) are used for freeze protection below 32ºF and can be used up to 350ºF with a proper additive package. High-temperature fluids are normally used above 350ºF up to 662ºF (350ºC).