ChemTreat Named Strategic Provider in Dow Coolant Care Network for AI Data Centers

May 19, 2026
ChemTreat has been selected as Dow’s national strategic service provider and sole preferred provider in Virginia for the new Coolant Care Network, supporting AI data center cooling systems.

ChemTreat, a Veralto company, has been selected as the only preferred service provider in Virginia and a strategic national provider for Dow’s new Coolant Care Network, announced in a press release.

The Dow Coolant Care Network coordinates supply, testing, data analysis, and on-site support for cooling fluids used in data centers. ChemTreat will provide in-field services including sampling, mitigation, and fluid health optimization in collaboration with Dow’s technical specialists and qualified laboratories.

As part of the partnership, ChemTreat will integrate Dow’s DOWFROST LC and DOWFROST HD heat transfer fluids into its service portfolio for direct to chip and facility cooling loops. The company also gains access to Dow’s glycol development experts and certified coolant testing capabilities.

ChemTreat currently supports more than 200 data center sites and will use this collaboration to deliver complete treatment programs covering the full cooling lifecycle from design through steady state operation.

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