Product Description

Samic Auto Cool radiator coolant is formulated with high-quality corrosion inhibited Mono-Ethylene glycol liquid and carefully selected additives to provide year-round automotive cooling system treatment. It is designed to provide complete cooling system protection in a concentration range of 33% to 100% by volume.

Performance & Customer Benefits

• High boiling point delivers better cooling performance in high temperature operating conditions.
• Enhanced Corrosion inhibited liquid protects Diesel & Gasoline engines and radiator parts against rust & corrosion.
• Excellent anti-foam properties.
• Compatible with ordinary summer coolants.
• Compatible with materials generally used in automotive cooling systems like rubber hoses, gaskets, seals and plastic components.
• Balanced additive system to guard against corrosion of cast iron, steel, copper and aluminum alloys used for engine and radiator components.

Specifications & Recommendations

Samic Auto Cool series meets or exceeds following International and Builder specifications:

• ASTM 3306
• British Standard – BS 6580

Main Application:

Samic Auto Cool series meets or exceeds the following International and Builder specifications:

• ASTM 3306
• British Standard – BS 6580

Typical Physical Characteristics

Procedure to use:

• Drain the previous radiator coolant according to the instructions provided by the vehicle manufacturer.
• In order to remove all traces of old fluid, flush the cooling system with clean water.
• Remove the drain plug or bottom of the radiator hose as appropriate to drain the flushing fluid.
• Refer to Owner’s Manual for the volume of the engine coolant to be used in the system. Use at least (33%) of Pre-diluted radiator coolant to obtain a significant improvement in cavitation performance and cooling system protection. Top up the engine cooling system with soft or de-mineralized water. This mixture will give effective corrosion protection.

The above figures are typical of blends with normal production tolerance and do not constitute a specification.