BP Isocool SF

Description

BP Isocool SF is a long-life coolant based on monoethyleneglycol with advanced organic acid inhibitor technology.

In contrast to traditional antifreeze coolants, BP Isocool SF does not contain amines, nitrites, phosphates, silicates or other inorganic

inhibitors. BP Isocool SF works over a wide operating temperature range for effective engine cooling in all climates.

BP Isocool SF should be used at concentrations of between 33% and 50% dilution with purified water to give optimum corrosion protection

and freezing protection between -18°C and -36°C.

Application

BP Isocool SF has been designed for use in engines employing cast iron, aluminium, copper or combinations of these metals used in

modern engine designs.

BP Isocool SF provides excellent protection to light metal engines. Compatible with standard rubber hoses, gaskets and seals used within the cooling system. It is suitable for a wide range of vehicles including cars, trucks and buses using both petrol and diesel engines. It is therefore particularly suitable for use in mixed fleets.In the majority of cases, coolants are not compatible and should not be mixed with other coolants unless directed by the equipment manufacturer.

If using BP Isocool SF for the first time, ensure that the cooling system has been adequately flushed with clean water.

Advantages

The special inhibitor package used in BP Isocool SF:

Enables longer drain intervals, which means reduced cost and less possibility of harm to the environment.

Provides excellent protection against cavitation corrosion and effective water pump lubrication, reducing wear and noise.

Prevents the build-up of calcium deposits (scale) from use of hard water, thereby reducing possibility of radiator blocking and restricted flow

of coolant.

Improves the fluids heat transfer properties ensuring engines run at optimum temperatures.

Product Performance Claims

ASTM D3306(I),

ASTM D4985,

ASTM D6210

BS 6580:2010

JASO JIS K2234:2006

Storage

All packages should be stored under cover. Where outside storage is unavoidable drums should be laid horizontally to avoid the possible

ingress of water and damage to drum markings. Products should not be stored above 60°C, exposed to hot sun or freezing conditions.