PROJECT RECORD
Three refrigeration systems in service since 2009 at an API and CDMO manufacturer
Jiuzhou, a major API manufacturer, has operated three refrigeration systems with Glacier Coolant since 2009, as recorded in the manufacturer's project report. No independent performance or corrosion measurement for the site has been published.
Zhejiang Jiuzhou Pharmaceutical was founded in 1998 and is a listed company. Its main business covers active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and one-stop CDMO services for large international pharmaceutical companies. It is a major manufacturer of carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine, ketoprofen and gliclazide APIs, and has been recognised as a national high-tech enterprise and one of China's top 100 pharmaceutical companies.
In 2009 Jiuzhou began using Glacier Coolant in three refrigeration systems. The manufacturer's project report records the systems as operating well. No independent corrosion or fluid-condition measurement for the site has been published, so the report's condition statements are the supplier's own observations rather than a verified result.
Pharmaceutical low-temperature processing is one of the applications the Glacier catalogue describes for the LM-8 coolant family, which is based on modified organic acid salts and presented as non-combustible with strong cooling and anti-rust performance for carbon steel, stainless steel and copper.
RELATED PRODUCT FAMILIES
Related family — not confirmed for this project.
The published source for this project does not name the fluid supplied. The families below are described in the same catalogue application; confirm the exact model with our technical team.
SOURCE
Each organisation was already named by the manufacturer in its own published material, which is cited below. This project description is adapted from 2025-12 content on the manufacturer’s website: Glacier Coolant original website — Pharmaceutical application page .
Important: Confirm the current model, TDS, SDS and application documentation with Glacier before specification.