Fluorescent diagnostics and UV leak detection
Formulated for compatibility across refrigerant and oil types, with dosing concentrations calibrated to the system rather than to the dye.
Services / Formulation areas
From requirement to proven, shipping product.
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We develop and introduce new formulations with our clients. Most work begins the same way: a client brings a novel idea or market need, and we work to develop the formulation. These are some of the domains in which we work.
Internal sealants
Non-polymer, non-crystallizing formulations injected into the HVAC/R system to seal micro leaks; our sealants stay in service for the life of the equipment without clogging capillaries or expansion valves.
External sealants
Applied at joints and connections, sealing without hardening or crystallizing; connections stay serviceable and can be broken and remade later.
Assembly gels
Gel-type formulations where handling, placement, and cure behavior matter as much as the chemistry.
Flush and cleaning formulations
Designed for refrigeration and air-conditioning systems and components. Tested to ASHRAE 97 standards.
Coil and evaporator cleaners
Used in air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.
Oil and lubricant-related additives
Formulated across a wide range of viscosities for the lubrication demands of mechanical and electrical compressors in service applications.
Specialty chemistry and customer-specific formulations
Developed for requirements that do not fit an existing category.
Fluorescent diagnostics
Under UV light.
What we engineer for
The targets that decide whether a formulation works.
Within any of these areas, we develop to specific targets that decide whether a formulation works in the client's system. These fall into four groups:
Chemistry and compatibility
Fit to the application taking account base fluid selections, concentration targets, application environment and fluorescence behavior.
Physical performance
Viscosity, compatibility, evaporation rate, temperature exposure, shelf-life objectives, and application-specific performance targets.
Form, handling, and packaging
Liquid, gel, paste, and non-liquid formats; application and system injection requirements; and packaging format.
Trade and documentation
Export classification considerations, labeling, and documentation needs.
Our capabilities extend beyond HVAC/R and automotive into specialty service chemical applications where formulation, packaging, documentation, and international supply matter.
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