MAXTECH® Heat Transfer Fluid

MAXTECH HTF is formulated with high performance, industrial phosphated inhibitor chemistry to guarantee optimal heat transfer efficiency. Blended with propylene glycol or ethylene glycol base, MAXTECH HTF can increase system performance and longevity while decreasing long-term maintenance costs.

Applications

HVAC Heating & Cooling Hydronic Loops
Process Cooling, Heating, Refrigeration
Geothermal / Thermal Energy Storage
Ice Skating Rinks
Data Center Cooling
Snow Melt Systems

Customers

Building or System Owner/Operators
Mechanical Contractors
Facilities & Maintenance Foremen
Process Managers
Ice Rink Owners/Operators
Winery, Breweries, and Distilleries

Inhibited Propylene Glycol

ASTM E1177 Virgin Propylene Glycol. Inhibited propylene glycol made with leading chemistry technology and blended to customer specified concentration. Sold in drum, totes, or bulk direct-connect into systems. Meets or exceeds ASTM D8039 – Standard specification for heat transfer fluid for HVAC systems. Meets or exceeds ASTM D8040 & D1384 – Multi-metals corrosion protection. ASTM D1881 – Foaming tendency. Dyed for leak detection. Food-grade Dowfrost glycol available.

Inhibited Ethylene Glycol

ASTM E1177 Virgin Ethylene Glycol. Inhibited Ethylene glycol made with leading chemistry technology and blended to customer specified concentration. Sold in drum, totes, or bulk direct-connect into systems. Meets or exceeds ASTM D8039 – Standard specification for heat transfer fluid for HVAC systems. Meets or exceeds ASTM D8040 & D1384 – Multi-metals corrosion protection. ASTM D1881 – Foaming tendency. Dyed for leak detection.

In-service Fluid Analysis

Certified laboratory sample analysis. Inhibitor level monitoring. Glycol type determination and concentration monitoring. Degradation indicators and corrective actions. Fluid change-out evaluations.

Full System Fluid Evacuation

Glycol or other spent fluids evacuation from HVAC loops, geothermal loops, ice rinks, process heating and cooling systems, etc. Direct connect into system. Hauling and proper disposal or recycling of spent glycol. Resupply of virgin and inhibited glycol heat transfer fluids.