Glycol Chiller

Glycol chillers are industrial refrigeration systems that use a type of antifreeze called glycol, mixed with water, to lower the freezing point in the application of the chilling system.A glycol chiller funnels a glycol-water coolant mixture from the refrigeration unit through thermal heat exchanger piping, absorbing heat from your industrial process and warming the coolant. Next, the warmed coolant returns to the refrigeration unit to repeat the cooling process.It's most familiar to people as an ingredient in antifreeze for automotive engines and mechanical cooling systems. Glycol has the ability to absorb and release large amounts of heat without changing its temperature. This makes it ideal for use in refrigeration applications such as beverage chillers.