MORRIS MEG ANTI-FREEZE

MEG (Mono-Ethylene Glycol) Anti-freeze protects engines from frost damage right down to -36°C, whilst providing outstanding

protection against rust and corrosion for all parts of the cooling system.

Features

Protects from rust or corrosion to taking place with cast iron, aluminium, copper alloys, solder or any other metals

Does not form sediment, precipitate additives or form gels

No adverse effects on rubber hoses or gasket materials and will not cause leaks

Last for up to two years in service, when a 50% solution is maintained

Does not form harmful foam inside the system

Compatible with all good quality ethylene glycol antifreezes of this type

Nitrite, amine and phosphate (NAP) free

Includes borate and silicate

Applications

Suitable for most engine cooling systems found in boats, cars, vans, trucks, agricultural equipment and contractors plant.

NOTE: Always check the manufacturer's handbook.

Performance

Exceeds the requirements of many European & International Standards including: ASTM D3306, SAE J 1034, BS 6580 (2010).

APPLICATION:

Recommended for all year round use, Universal Antifreeze protects all water cooled engines from frost damage down to -34ºC and ice damage -50ºC (at 50% of total coolant).

Physical Characteristics

Appearance: Blue

Relative Density at 15°C: 1.119

Equilibrium Reflux Boiling Point: 161°C

pH at 25°C (50% vol): 7.8

Water Content (%): 5.0 max

Reserve Alkalinity, 0.1N HCl: 20.5

2-74970 - Bulk pack of 12 x 1 Litre bottles

2-74972 - Bulk pack of 4 x 5 Litre bottles

Solution Volume | Freezing Point | SG Reading

25% | -12°C | 1.030

33% | - 22°C | 1.045

40% | - 27°C | 1.060

50% | - 36°C | 1.074

Key Features

Inhibits rust and corrosion

Does not form sediment

No adverse effects on rubber hoses or gasket materials

Last for up to two years in service, when a 50% solution is maintained

Does not form harmful foam inside the system

Compatible with all good quality ethylene glycol antifreezes

Nitrite, amine and phosphate (NAP) free

Includes borate and silicate