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Suited for beverage applications, among others, the low temperature chillers use glycol as the coolant, which allows the user to cool lower than a water system without freezing up the chiller.
Both ethylene glycol and propylene glycol are used as coolants to lower the freezing point for industrial use. For many reasons other than toxicity and environmental reasons, it is necessary to know which of the two glycols is present in a given water.
Manufacturing processes can produce adverse ambient conditions that can affect employees, production uptime and product quality. Using ancillary systems with production equipment can produce excess heat in the building, sometimes increasing the ambient temperature by 20°F (11°C) or more. These temperature fluctuations can create a difficult environment for employees as well as equipment.
CycleLogic Products Inc., the manufacturer of Engine Ice Hi-Performance Coolant, is relocating its production facilities from Houston to Cincinnati. The coolant will be manufactured in parent company Kost USA's main production facility.