antifreezecoolants
Antifreeze coolant is a vital fluid used in internal combustion engines to regulate temperature and prevent freezing. Its primary function is to absorb excess heat generated by the engine during operation and dissipate it through the radiator. Simultaneously, it prevents the engine's cooling system from freezing in cold temperatures and boiling over in hot conditions.
The most common active ingredients in antifreeze coolants are ethylene glycol or propylene glycol. These organic
Beyond temperature regulation, antifreeze coolants also contain additives that protect the engine's cooling system components. These
The type of antifreeze coolant used is important. Different formulations exist, often categorized by color, such