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WHITEHALL, PA, UNITED STATES, August 12, 2026 — Dynalene, a leading U.S.-based specialty manufacturer of high-performance heat transfer fluids, is proud to announce that it has officially been recognized under the Open Compute Project (OCP) Accepted™ program for its Dynalene PG-D25 coolant, designed specifically for direct-to-chip cooling. This milestone reinforces the company’s commitment to advancing sustainable and efficient liquid […]

Dynalene is proud to announce its official membership in the Open Compute Project (OCP) community. This milestone marks an exciting step forward in advancing sustainable and efficient cooling solutions for the data center and technology industries.

As a new Community Member, Dynalene joins a global network of innovators collaborating to design open, scalable technologies that reduce environmental impact and improve performance. This partnership reinforces Dynalene’s commitment to driving the future of liquid cooling innovation, supporting the OCP’s mission to make high-performance computing more energy-efficient and sustainable.

Stay tuned as Dynalene continues to contribute its expertise and insights to help shape the next generation of cooling technologies for a greener, more connected world.

Dynalene R&D Manager Dr. Sreya Dutta presented her research on low electrical conductivity coolants as alternatives to perfluorinated fluids for electric cooling applications at the 2024 ITherm conference. The event was held on May 28-31 in Denver, Colorado. Presentation Overview: Alternatives to PFAS in Electronics Cooling The presentation, titled “Low Electrical Conductivity Glycol Coolants as

WHITEHALL, PENNSYLVANIA – Dynalene, Inc. is pleased to announce it has been awarded a Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for the proposal titled, “Corrosion Inhibition of Stainless Steel Alloys in High Temperature Chloride Salts for Concentrated Solar Power Applications.” This prestigious grant will facilitate a collaboration

Heat transfer fluids are important components of many industrial processes. We, here at Dynalene, have long been thinking about having a magazine dedicated to these fluids. There is no academic curriculum that teaches the science and engineering of heat transfer fluids. Therefore, we have decided to cover topics that are relevant to a heat transfer

WHITEHALL, PENNSYLVANIA — Dynalene Inc., a leading provider of engineered heat transfer fluids, is pleased to announce the opening of its third manufacturing and distribution facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. The new state-of-the-art location is equipped with multiple large-scale blending tanks and boasts more than 40,000 gallons of bulk fluid storage capacity for propylene

WHITEHALL, PENNSYLVANIA — Dynalene is proud to announce that it has been nominated for the prestigious Governor’s ImPAct Awards for three consecutive years—2013, 2014, and 2015. The awards program, introduced by Gov. Tom Corbett, the Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED), and the Team PA Foundation, is designed to celebrate the companies and individuals

As we move through the second quarter of 2015, Dynalene fluids are being specified in more applications and major projects than at any other time in our company’s history—a legacy that stretches back to the early 1990s. One of the leading product lines driving this growth is the highly versatile Dynalene HC series of fluids.

Corrosion Comparison of Metals in Dynalene HC and CaCl2 Brine Dynalene HC is a potassium formate and water based heat transfer fluid used in several low temperature applications. Dynalene HC is a non-toxic, non-flammable, environmentally friendly fluid which demonstrates higher thermal efficiency, lower viscosity and lower corrosion rate as compared to other brines (e.g. CaCl2).