ANTIFREEZE (Coolant)

Antifreeze, A glycol-based fluid made primarily from ethylene glycol or propylene glycol, antifreeze is one of the components of the fluid used in the cooling system of your car.  Ethylene glycol replaced glycerol as the mainstream antifreeze around 1926, and had it not been for its extremely toxic nature, it would still be the undefeated champion. But after the sweet-smelling and tasting liquid was implicated in dangerous and often fatal toxicity in pets and children, manufacturers have started offering a less toxic alternative in the form of propylene glycol-based antifreeze solutions. Apart from glycol, antifreeze mixes also have pH buffers that maintain the alkalinity of the solution and anti-corrosive compounds that prevent the degradation of the metallic components of the cooling system.

Applications

Auto glass water

- It prevents the glass water in your car's tank from freezing in winter with its special ethanol and

concentrated formula that does not harm human health. It removes stains on glass, mirror and

headlight surfaces without leaving any traces and makes it easier to dissolve ice and chips.

- Deionized water

- - It is used in all medical devices that require high purity and very low conductivity pure water, as

well as in irons and batteries.