PO4FIX - Phosphate Fix (Cooling System Flush)

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ENHANCED COOLANT ANALYSIS

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NEVER USE CASCADE, DAWN, DETERGENTS, OR CAUSTIC AND NON-CAUSTIC DEGREASERS IN YOUR COOLING SYSTEM.

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Gas Compression Magazine September 2023 Article

Industrial Cooling System Restoratition Technology Has Changed

Our chemicals have been specifically formulated and developed for industrial engines and cooling systems in oil & gas, pipeline compression, locomotive, power plants, and marine industries.

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PO4FIX - Phosphate Removal Flush 

• PO4FIX is designed and formulated to remove all phosphates from your entire cooling system.
• Dissolves extreme phosphate buildup/deposits without rodding, high pressure lancing, or soaking in a hot vat offsite.
• Restores your cooling system back to a normal operating level.
• Get the most hours out of your systems with less downtime.

Why spend Emergency Maintenance money on overtime labor, downtime, cranes, water pumps, burnt exhaust manifolds, heads, after-coolers, and so on?
 
Here are the facts about what happens when you add detergent to a cooling system. 

Adding detergent to a cooling system can have several negative consequences. Detergents are not designed for use in cooling systems and can cause a cascade of issues due to their chemical composition and properties. Here's what can happen when you add detergent to a cooling system:

1. Formation of deposits: Detergents/Degreasers contain surfactants and other chemicals that are meant to break down and dissolve dirt and grease. However, when added to a cooling system, they can also dissolve existing deposits and contaminants in the system, leading to the formation of new deposits. Some of these formations can be insoluble solids. These deposits can clog the radiator, heater core, and other cooling system components, reducing the system's efficiency and causing overheating.

2. Corrosion: Detergents/Degreasers may contain corrosive chemicals that can react with metal components in the cooling system, such as the radiator, water pump, and heater core. This can lead to accelerated corrosion, rust and damage to these critical parts, potentially causing leaks and coolant loss.

3. Foaming: Detergents/Degreasers can cause the coolant to foam, which can reduce its ability to effectively transfer heat. Foaming can create air pockets in the cooling system, hindering coolant flow and leading to localized overheating.

4. pH imbalance: Detergents/Degreasers can alter the pH level of the coolant. The cooling system is designed to work within a specific pH range to prevent corrosion & rust and maintain the proper chemical balance. Introducing detergents can disrupt this balance, making the coolant less effective at preventing corrosion.

5. Damage to seals and gaskets: The chemicals in Detergents/Degreasers may not be compatible with the seals and gaskets in the cooling system. Over time, this can cause deterioration and lead to coolant leaks.

6. Cooling system inefficiency: Ultimately, adding detergent to a cooling system can result in reduced cooling efficiency and potentially lead to engine overheating. In extreme cases, it may cause irreversible damage to engine components.

Any Detergents/Degreasers residue remaining in the system may adversely affect the chemistry of the coolant and may start eating the engine blocks and could cause a catastrophic failure. 

It's essential to use products specifically designed for cooling system maintenance and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.