Cooling & Heating Fluids for Manufacturing Processes

Cooling & Heating SolutionsManufacturing Processes

The manufacturing sector is amazingly varied, from autoclaves to aerospace, furniture to pharmaceuticals, plastics to printing, radiators to rubbers.

A factor common to all, is the need for precise temperature control, as provided by efficient cooling and heating.

Hydratech specialise in the manufacture of heat transfer fluids, glycols, antifreeze solutions, inhibitors and cleansers - for use in cooling and heating systems across all sectors. Supported by a range of Fluid Management Services to maximise, monitor and maintain long-term thermal efficiency.

Products

Coolflow

Cooling Fluids for Process & AC

A range of fully inhibited coolants for manufacturing processes, climate conditioning and Clean Rooms. Coolflow products are installed in a diverse cross-section of production machinery and AC systems, of all sizes throughout the UK. More

Thermaflow

Process Heating Fluids

A range of fully inhibited fluids formulated, for high temperature manufacturing processes. E.g. Heating of plastic injection moulds. More

Sureflow

Multifunction Inhibitors

Corrosion, scale and biological inhibitors to protect water-only and antifreeze-based cooling and heating systems. Sureflow inhibitors are also used to boost protection after extended periods of operation. More

Purachem

Cleansing & Conditioning Chemicals

Cleansing and sterilising chemicals for pre-commission conditioning of cooling and heating systems. Purachem products can also be used to periodically recondition pipework systems. More

Services

Fluid Management

Managing cooling and heating fluids is important if process efficiency is to be optimised and operating costs minimised. Hydratech provide a range of fluid management services to maximise thermal efficiency, minimise downtime and extend component life. E.g. A pro-active fluid monitoring and treatment program is a simple yet effective means of identifying and correcting any minor issues, before they become problematic.