KWICK KOOL

In a system that uses a thermostat or other means of controlling coolant flow until a certain coolant temperature is obtained, KWICK KOOL absorbs the heat of the engine parts, transferring heat evenly throughout the engine. When KWICK KOOL is added to coolant it acts like a heat sink. The coolant temperature rises faster, reducing the time for warm up. The heat is evenly transferred to all of the engine parts creating a more even warm up, reducing cold start-up wear and tear. Additionally, this translates into a big fuel savings, allowing equipment to be put into service sooner with faster warm up... Once the thermostat opens up, KWICK KOOL transfers all of the heat it has absorbed into the radiator or cooling tower. Its ability to transfer this heat will now make the radiator work more efficiently to remove heat from the KWICK KOOL coolant mixture.

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