Freeze protection across every maritime segment
Mono Ethylene Glycol (MEG) flexible supply to match your operations
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Flexible delivery options in IBC or ISO Tank to suit your operational requirements
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18 countries with barging and pumping where conditions allow
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99% minimum product purity, with water content help to max 0.2%
Mono Ethylene Glycol (MEG) from the WSS team you already know and work with.
One account, one network, one point of contact now supporting MEG in bulk supply (IBC/ ISO tank) across . Share your , and we’ll work on a competitive solution tailored to your requirement
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Tell us the requirement |
System volume, target protection temperature, port and date. If you only have some of that, we can work from what you have. |
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Choose the delivery mode |
IBC tanks, tank truck or bulk transfer, matched to the port, the crane and the window you have. |
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Delivered with paperwork |
Documentation for IHM and the product specification arrive with the delivery, not weeks after it. |
Quality assurance
A controlled specification with the documentation to support it, which matters when an inspector, a class surveyor or an engine maker's warranty claim asks the question.
| CAS number | 107-21-1 |
| Purity | Min 99% |
| Water content | Max 0.2% |
| Density | 1.11 to 1.12 g/ml |
| Appearance | Clear colourless liquid |
| IMO / EU invent hazard material | C-8 |
For optimal performance and controlled quality, prepare dilutions with deionised or distilled water. Water quality is part of the specification, not a detail.
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LNG fuel systems
Used in FGSS, vaporizers, and heat exchangers to ensure stable LNG operation.
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Closed cooling water systems
Provides freeze protection and efficient heat transfer for engines and auxiliary equipment.
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Emergency generators
Prevents freezing of pipelines, equipment and critical systems in low temperature conditions.
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HVAC systems
Ensures reliable performance of chilled water and HVAC systems across all climatic conditions.
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Heat exchangers
Enhances heat transfer efficiency and prevents freezing within heat exchange circuits.
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Offshore applications
Used in offshore platforms, FPSOs and rigs for cooling, heat transfer and process reliability.
Ready your fleet before the cold arrives
High-purity MEG in IBC or ISO tank across 18 countries, with IHM documentation in every delivery
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