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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for SuperCoolant Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for SuperFlush Water contains impurities that become insoluble over time, and drop out of solution to form gels that adhere to cooling system inner surfaces to form scales and deposits that reduce heat transfer. Scales and deposits only 1/16th of an inch thick will reduce heat transfer by 40%. They also reduce coolant flow rates through radiator tubes, further reducing heat transfer. The most common impurity found in water is "hardness," which is composed of calcium and magnesium. But many others exist, particularly if well water is used. Silicates from antifreeze also become insoluble over time, and combine with the impurities in water to form abrasive antifreeze gels that damage water pump seals and impellors. |
HyperKühl SuperCoolant
contains "polymer dispersants" that prevent the formation of
gels, scales, and deposits, and provide lubricity to seals and impellors
of water pumps. The benefits:
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| HyperKühl is the only
automotive super coolant additive that has roots in industrial water
treatment. It incorporates the same chemical technology that is used to
protect large industrial heat exchangers from corrosion, electrolysis,
scales, and deposits. Industrial heat exchangers contain tubing
composed of exotic alloy metals having a typical replacement value of over $1 million.
HyperKühl is also the only super coolant that utilizes new tiered surfactant technology. |
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HyperKühl prevents cavitation erosion of wet sleeve cylinder liners that are found in heavy duty diesel engines, and some racing engines. © Copyright 2009 Applied Chemical Specialties, Inc. |
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