Coollaboratory Liquid Coolant Pro Concentrate, UV Green - 100m
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Coollaboratory Liquid Coolant Pro Concentrate, UV Green - 100m
Scan code: LN27511 Manufacturer code: WAZU-114
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Coollaboratory Liquid Coolant Pro Concentrate, UV Green - 100m

Coollaboratory Liquid Coolant Pro Concentrate, UV Green - 100ml
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Scan code: LN27511 Manufacturer code: WAZU-114
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Product Overview As already announced the Coollaboratory Liquid Coolant Pro UV Green is now available on the market too.

The innovative bright green coolant has all already well-known outstanding characteristics, which the Liquid Coolant Pro Blue can exhibit too, moreover our further product new development is UV active. However there is no particulate material , as also in the blue Liquid, which could block the pump or other components.
Features • Most modern corrosion protection by use of inhibitors coordinated

• Optimally for the mixing process of different metals such as silver, copper, aluminium, brass, nickel and iron (steel)

• By integrated buffers extremely long term stable

• No hazardous materials in accordance with GGVS/GGVE

• RoHS conform
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
SCAN
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