Knowde Enhanced TDS
Identification & Functionality
- Fluids & Lubricants Functions
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Fluids & Lubricants Features
- Benefits
- Designed to protect cast iron diesel engine cooling systems
- Contains additives to protect against sludge and mineral scale formation
- Prevents overheating
- Effective against liner pitting and cavitation erosion
- Not harmful to radiator or heater connecting hoses, diesel liner seals and O-ring
- Recommended and used by major diesel engine manufacturers throughout the world
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Fluids & Lubricants End Use
- Instructions For Use
- Before Treatment: Drain, chemically clean and flush the cooling system before charging with
- ETG-1000 to remove dirt, deposits, oil and rust particles.
- Initial Dosage: Add ETG-1000 to the system at an initial dosage of 1 pint for every 4 gallons of cooling system capacity.
- Preventive Maintenance Treatment:
- Top Off: Never top off with plain water. Always top up with a mixture of one part ETG-1000 for every 32 parts of clean, soft water.
- Make Up Dosage: Maintain the correct treatment level of inhibitor level by adding additional
- ETL-1000 inhibitor:
- For systems less than 20 gallons: One pint for every 4 gallon capacity, every 12,000 miles or 250 hours.
- For systems larger than 20 gallons: One pint for every 20 gallons capacity, every routine service.
- Product Life: ETG-1000, once in use, should be drained and flushed once every 12 months.
Properties
- Color
- Odor
- Slight
- Soluble in
- Water
Regulatory & Compliance
- Quality
It is made under ISO9002.
Technical Details & Test Data
- Testing
- For control, use a test kit available from Energy Technology Group that tests for glycol and nitrite.
- Maintain a nitrite reserve of 1000 - 1500 ppm.
- Remarks
Technical representatives can assist in the evaluation and implementation of a treatment program involving this product.
Storage & Handling
- Handling & Storage
ETL-1000 may be stored up to one year. The product becomes "mushy" at 15°F (26°C) and is satisfactory for use after complete thawing.