Dynalene

Dynalenes history goes back to 1993 when a research grant from the Ben Franklin Technology Partnership (BFTP) of Pennsylvania State was available to Lehigh University and Loikits Technologies, Inc. to develop ultra-low temperature heat transfer fluids that work very efficiently below -80C (-112F). This research work resulted in several patents and the products were commercialized in 1996. Initially, the Dynalene branded products (Dynalene MV and Dynalene HF) were sold by Loikits Technologies, Inc. In 1997, a new company named Advanced Fluid Technologies (AFT) was formed to continue the development and commercialization of heat transfer fluids. By 1998, AFT had more...

Heat transfer fluids,glycols,laboratory services,thermal management fluids,food grade glycol,low conductivity fluids,molten salt,ion exchange,thermal fluids,data center coolants,charging station coolants,fuel cell coolants,bev,and low conductivity fluid

Dynalene operates in the Chemical manufacturing industry.

Dynalene's revenue is 11m - 100m

Dynalene has 11 - 50 employees.