GRANIT radiator antifreeze - silicate-free is an ethylene glycol-based, silicate-, nitrite-, amine- and phosphate-free antifreeze concentrate with additives based on OAT technology. It is particularly suitable for aluminium engines and must be changed at intervals of up to five years.
GRANIT radiator antifreeze - silicate-free is a concentrated radiator protection agent and must be diluted with clean water before use in the cooling system.
It prevents frost and corrosion damage in coolant circuits in combustion engines, and cavitation of pump segments. This is achieved thanks to inorganic inhibitors for protecting against corrosion in the cooling system.
GRANIT radiator antifreeze - silicate-free offers reliable corrosion protection in conventional and aluminium engines in passenger cars for up to 250,000 km, in commercial vehicle and bus engines for up to 500,000 km and in stationary engines for up to 16,000 operating hours.
When changing the antifreeze, empty and flush the cooling systems, heating systems and expansion tanks.
Do not exceed the operating time of 3-5 years, and observe the change intervals recommended by the vehicle or unit manufacturer.
Directions for use:
• Never use GRANIT radiator antifreeze - silicate-free undiluted, always mix with water
• Observe the correct preparation water (clean water) according to manufacturer specifications
• Observe the correct mixing ratio
• If in doubt switch to premixed formulation
• Radiator protection agents based on different technologies should not be mixed
• Observe the unit manufacturer's instructions
• The concentration of GRANIT radiator antifreeze - silicate free should never be below 33% and never above 60%
Specifications:
Mercedes-Benz, MAN 324 SNF, Volkswagen TL 774-D (G12), Volkswagen TL 774-F (G12+), Volvo, Renault 41-01-001-D, Ford ESD M97B49-A, Ford ESE M97B49-A, Ford WSS-M97 B 44-D, GM 1899 M, GM QL 130100, GM US 6277 M, B&W D 36 5600, Cummins 85T8-2, Cummins 90T8-4, DAF 74002, John Deere H 24 B1 & C1, Leyland Trucks LTS 22 AF 10, Mack 014GS 17004
Classifications:
ASTM D 3306, ASTM D 4985, BS 6580:2010, AFNOR N FR 15-601, NATO S 759, CUNA NC 956-16, FFV Heft R443, JIS K 2234:2006, UNE 26361 - 88, SAE J 1034