A glycol-based heat transfer fluid is a type of fluid used in heating and cooling systems for the transfer of heat. It is composed of a mixture of water and glycol, typically ethylene or propylene glycol. The glycol component serves as an antifreeze and a corrosion inhibitor, allowing the fluid to maintain its heat transfer properties at low temperatures, and protecting the system from rust and corrosion.
the Proviflow range of heat transfer fluids are formulated using inhibitors and have been designed to cope with the most demanding of conditions in heating and cooling systems. Our fluids are designed for an excellent freeze point suppression and an enhanced protection against corrosion, hard water scaling and bacterial growth.
Other existing heat transfer fluids like Zitrec & Antifrogen are compatible with the Proviflow fluids. They have similar properties and can be used together in the same installation. Compatibility tests are possible and reports about the compatibility are available
All Proviflow fluids are tested to and exceed the ASTM1384-05 corrosion test standard. The range also contains a highly-advanced reserve alkalinity additive. This ensures a longer and more efficient working life, limited disruption to processes, reduced maintenance costs and ultimately an improved return on capital employed. All Proviflow products are designed and manufactured to the highest standards to give the end-user greater peace of mind in the knowledge that every product offers a long and efficient working life. In order to ensure this, we recommend following our best practice advice.
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