Atlantic Grease and Lubricants FZC (AGL) – A Leading Manufacturer Company
ATLANTIC ANTIFREEZE is an ethylene glycol antifreeze that is heavy-duty, long-lasting, undiluted, and completely prepared. It also contains anti-corrosion inhibitors. It provides protection that is both comprehensive and ongoing for the cooling system. It does not have any nitrates, phosphates, or amines in its composition.
APPLICATIONS
ATLANTIC ANTIFREEZE was formulated for application in open or closed cooling circuits, depending on the application (vehicles and heating). Appropriate for use in automobiles as well as heavy-duty gasoline and diesel engines, such as those found in on-road, off-road, marine, agricultural, mining, and construction equipment. Dilute with water that has had its minerals removed.
PROPERTIES
ATLANTIC ANTIFREEZE is a hybrid antifreeze that has a combination of organic additive technology inhibitors together with borate, nitrite, nitrate, molybdate, and silicate inorganic corrosion inhibitors. These inhibitors work together to protect against corrosion and prevent freezing. It is an antifreeze that contains no phosphates or amines, has a low silicate content, and is suited for use in heavy-duty applications without the need for additional coolant additives.
PRODUCT BENEFITS
FILLING INSTRUCTION
Diluted with clean water (preferably de-mineralized water) to a concentration between 30 and 50 percent, which is the recommended concentration to achieve the highest degree of protection performance for larger diesel engines. At a concentration of 30 percent, the anti-corrosion treatment provides a satisfactory level of protection against corrosion for light vehicles. ATLANTIC ANTIFREEZE will give optimal performance and protection in a clean cooling system for up to one year, at which point the system should be drained and refilled before continuing to be used. Antifreeze that has been diluted with the right amount of water should be used when topping off the system.
RECOMMENDATIONS / SPECIFICATIONS
ASTM D3306,D4985, D6210 AFNOR 15-601/1991, BS 6580-1992, SAE: J1034, US Fed: A-A-870-A. AS/NZ: 2108.1:1997 ‘Type A’, Caterpillar: EC-1 (sections 2.3–4.5 included), Cummins: Bulletin 3666132, JLS: K 2234, Volvo, Daimler Chrysler: MS 9769, Detroit Diesel: 7SE298; 93K217, Freightliner: 48-22880, General Motors: 1825M, 1899M, Heavy Truck, John Deere: JDM H24, Kenworth: RO26-170-97, MACK Truck: 014GS17004, MAN: 324, Merecedes-Benz: DBL 7700, MTU: MTL 5048, PACCAR: CSO185, Scania: TB1451, TMC: RP 329, Daimler Chrysler: MS 7170, Ford: ESE-M97B44-A, Scania: 6901, ESE-M97B18-C, John Deere: HD 24, International (IT&E): CEMS B-1, New Holland: WSN-M97B18-D, Peterbilt: 8502.002.