Antifreeze Coolant

Description

Prado’s Antifreeze Coolant is a modern, inhibitor-rich formula compatible with both petrol and diesel engines. It delivers reliable freeze/boil protection, corrosion prevention, and enhanced heat transfer performance all while simplifying maintenance and extending service life. Ideal for mixed vehicle use or fleets seeking dependable engine cooling under diverse operating conditions.

🔧 Product Type

• Prado Anti-Freeze Coolant: A versatile engine coolant specifically formulated for both gasoline and diesel engines. It’s designed to offer protection in various operating conditions extreme cold, high heat, and long-term engine reliability.

🛡️ Key Benefits

1. Freeze & Boil Protection

   • Lowers the freezing point and raises the boiling threshold of the coolant mixture, safeguarding your engine in freezing conditions and preventing vapor lock in hot climates.

2. Corrosion & Cavitation Resistance

   • Enriched with corrosion inhibitors and anti-cavitation additives to protect metal components like the radiator, hoses, and water pump from rust, erosion, and cavitation damage.

3. Multi-Engine Compatibility

   • Safe for use in both petrol and diesel engines, making maintenance simpler for mixed fleets or owner‑operators .

4. Extended Service Life

   • Uses modern inhibitor technology to prolong coolant lifespan, reducing the frequency of replacements compared to old-school silicate‑rich coolants.

5. Efficient Heat Transfer

   • Optimized mixture of glycols and additives ensures effective dissipation of engine heat crucial for high-load or heavy-duty engines .

🛠️ Usage Tips

• Dilution Ratio: Typically mixed 50:50 with distilled water for optimum freeze (-34 °F / -37 °C) and boil (+265 °F / 129 °C) protection may vary per Prado’s instructions.

• Regular Testing: Monitor coolant condition and freeze/boil protection using refractometers or test strips. Replace based on OEM or Prado-regulated intervals.

• Compatibility Check: Ensure compatibility with OEM specifications and cooling system materials (e.g., aluminum, brass, copper).