What Is Waterless Coolant?
Water-based antifreezes have been used in car engines for about a century, but water can cause major problems inside engines, including corrosion, boil-over, and engine breakdowns. Waterless coolants can prevent engine overheating and reduce cooling system maintenance, and can last much longer than a water-based coolant.
- Most engine coolants/antifreezes are a 50/50 mix of ethylene glycol and water. Waterless coolant is a glycol-based fluid that is ready to use, no water required.
- Water has superior heat transfer capabilities but water’s low boiling point is close to the operating temperature of an engine, and water can cause corrosion.
- Waterless coolants provide sufficient heat transfer, boil at a higher temperature, and are non-corrosive.
- Evans is the only manufacturer of waterless antifreeze.
- Installing Evans waterless coolant eliminates many problems associated with water in conventional water-based cooling systems, while increasing reliability and engine life.
Evans waterless engine coolants:
- Increase engine reliability
- Prevent corrosion due to water
- Prevent boil-over
- Have over 20 years of proven functionality
- Provides extended protection for the engine
- Improve engine performance
- Prevent freezing down to -40ºF
Technical Data Sheets
- High Performance Coolant Technical Spec Sheet
- Powersports Coolant Technical Spec Sheet
- Prep Fluid Technical Spec Sheet
- General Installation Instruction Booklet
Evans Coolant meets ASTM specifications for waterless coolants for Light Duty Service.
ASTM D8085 – 17 is the ASTM standard specification for Non-Aqueous Engine Coolants for Automobile and Light-Duty Service.
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