Vietnam's pharmaceutical intermediate sector is expanding rapidly, but the region's high humidity and ambient temperatures pose significant risks to sensitive chemical reactions. The reliance on traditional cooling methods often leads to inefficiency and potential degradation of high-value pharmaceutical precursors.
Many local facilities are now transitioning toward heat transfer fluid systems that offer higher thermal stability and chemical inertness, reducing the risk of contamination in clean-room environments typical of the Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City industrial zones.
The demand for Perfluoropolyether oil is growing as manufacturers shift from batch processing to continuous flow chemistry, which requires precise, high-efficiency temperature control to maintain product purity.
