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Duratherm - Model P-300 -Propylene Glycol-based Industrially Inhibited Heat Transfer Fluid
INTERCOOL P-300 is a propylene glycol-based industrially inhibited heat transfer fluid with an operating range of -60°F to 320°F engineered for applications that demand a low-toxicity fluid to satisfy environmental concerns and where propylene glycol use is demanded by law. Industrial Inhibitors Intercool P-300 contains industrial corrosion control inhibitors, which have been specially formulated to extend fluid service life and provide a higher level of reserve alkalinity and fewer maintenance requirements through re-inhibiting. The inhibitor package consisting of Phosphate, Boron, Nitrite, and Tolyltriazole (TTZ) protects your system and its components, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals such as brass, copper, copper alloys, steel, cast iron, and aluminum.
FREEZE POINT -51°C (-60°F) @60%
- Propylene glycol
- Fully inhibited (also in P-323 food grade)
- Single fluid heating and cooling
Intercool P-300 is available in several concentrations (that can be diluted with de-ionized water) for custom freeze point suppression and offer fewer maintenance requirements through re-inhibiting.
What really sets Intercool P-300 apart is the specially formulated inhibitors, which provide longer service life and protect your system, making it the perfect solution for many demanding applications, including HVAC Systems, cold storage equipment, and vapor recovery systems – to name a few.
Intercool Biogreen is available in several concentrations (that can be diluted with de-ionized water) for custom freeze point suppression and offers fewer maintenance requirements through re-inhibiting. It also offers key advantages at lower temperatures over common glycols, including improved viscosity and less pumping pressure.
Intercool P-300 will readily biodegrade and will not concentrate in common water systems though massive contamination must be avoided. Rapid oxygen depletion will occur and may have harmful effects on aquatic life.