Oil & Gas; Closed Loop Systems; Secondary Coolant; HVAC; Geothermal; Ground Source Heat Pump; Radiant Heating; Snow Melt Systems; Immersion Freezing; Process Cooling; Process Heating; Solar Heating; Thermal Energy Storage; Fermentation Cooling
DOWCAL™ Propylene Glycol Thermal Fluids are often used in demanding applications, such as fermentation cooling, immersion freezing, HVAC, renewable energy, and food and pharmaceutical applications, where propylene glycol solutions are preferred or even required.
Dow's glycol fluids stand apart in the heat transfer fluid industry due to their dynamic properties and a broad portfolio of specialized grades of DOWFROSTTM and DOWTHERMTM with best in class performance.
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