TOTAL COOLELF AUTO SUPRA -20c est le produit "haut de gamme" organique de notre gamme de liquides de refroidissement TOTAL a base de mono ethylene glycol et d'inhibiteurs de corrosion organiques.
Cooling liquid suitable for all cooling systems of combustion engines in cars, vans, trucks, buses, constructing machines and agricultural tractors.
Cooling liquid suitable for all cooling systems of combustion engines in cars, vans, trucks, buses, constructing machines and agricultural tractors.
High performance OAT coolant for use in stationary gas engine operating in cogeneration plants
Coolant recommended for all cooling circuits in internal combustion engines.
TOTAL COOLELF ECO BS is a ready to use organic coolant based on mono ethylene glycol and selected organic inhibitors and contains no borax, amines, nitrites or phosphates. This product is recommended for use all cooling systems of internal combustion engines
Meet the requirements of PSA B715110-37c
Meet the requirements of Renault Type D-37c
TOTAL COOLELF G13 is very long life coolant based on high purity monoethylene glycol. It is a lobrid product, which means it is formulated with a backbone of organic inhibitors in combination with mineral inhibitors (silicate). TOTAL COOLELF G13 meets the requirements of VWTL774J (G13) and has successfully passed all stringent VW lab, fleet and performance test. TOTAL COOLELF G13 contains a bittering agent to give it a bitter taste as a guarantee against accidental ingestion by children or users.
TOTAL COOLELF MDX -26c is a "long-life" coolant fluid based upon monoethylene glycol containing no amines, nitrites or phosphates. This coolant is recommended for all the cooling circuites in internal combustion engines, particularly MTU, MB (excpet EURO6) and MAN systems.
Coolant recommended for all the cooling circuits in internal combustion engines, particularly MTU (all engines), MB (all engines without limitation) and MAN systems.
Agrifood and pharmaceutical industries, cogeneration facilities: heat and cold transfer circuits.
