THERMAL SCIENCE. INDUSTRIAL CONFIDENCE.
Advanced heat transfer fluids.
For the systems that can’t afford uncertainty.
Independent distributor and technical partner for Chaoyang Guangda Chemical’s LM range · Beijing, China · the manufacturer’s origins in Chaoyang, Liaoning date to 1994
13 LM ranges · 22 product families. No single fluid covers this span.
01 / APPLICATIONS
Purpose-selected thermal solutions, built around the demands of your world.
02 / THE SCIENCE OF CONFIDENCE
The right fluid does more than meet a temperature. It works with your materials, your equipment and your process.
03 / OUR PORTFOLIO
Versatile glycol-type heat transfer fluids
Modified diols−35°C to +150°C · model-dependentExplore the family
LM-4 / SAMPLENon-combustible, salt-based coolants
Modified organic acid salts−50°C to +100°C · model-dependentExplore the family
LM-8 / SAMPLEFrom sub-zero circulation to demanding process heat.
Ultra-low temperatures. Precision electronics. Immersion cooling.
Purposeful treatment for the system you already have.
Store thermal energy. Release it when it matters.
CHAOYANG, LIAONING · THE MANUFACTURER’S SITE, FROM THE GLACIER CATALOGUE04 / BEHIND THE FLUID
The LM series is manufactured by Chaoyang Guangda Chemical and marketed under the Glacier Coolant brand. We distribute and support it — from model selection and samples to export documentation and after-sales follow-up.
05 / PROJECT RECORDS
12 applications the manufacturer has published, each with its source. The fluid is named only where that source names it.
06 / KNOWLEDGE IN CIRCULATION
Temperature is only the beginning. Know what to ask before choosing your next heat transfer fluid.
Read the guide TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATIONRequest a model-specific TDS, SDS or supporting test information for your application.
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