RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4

RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4

Applications:

RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4 is a premium performance borate ester or polyglycol ether type brake fluid which is suitable for all applications requiring a DOT 4 performance level brake fluid. This product may be substituted when a DOT 3 Fluid is required. It is suitable for the following applications:

• Passenger cars
•  Commercial road transport vehicles
•  Motorcycles
•  Hydraulic brake systems
•  Hydraulic clutch systems, where FMVSS No 116 DOT 4 or DOT 3 fluids are mandatory.

Performance Features and Benefits:

High Boiling Point

RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4 exceeds the normal requirements for Wet and Dry Equilibrium Reflux Boiling points (Wet ERBP and Dry ERBP). This helps prevent vapour lock under harsh braking conditions by dramatically reducing the likelihood of the brake fluid boiling.

Corrosion Prevention

RiN Brake Fluids are formulated to prevent corrosion of internal components under normal conditions of use and service.

Compatibility

This product is fully compatible with other similarly formulated DOT 3 and DOT 4 brake fluids.

Optimal Lubricity

RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4 consists of premium components which avoid abrasion of the brake system by friction.

Seal Compatibility

Elastomer seals are frequently used in braking systems to avoid fluid losses through gasket seals in the braking systems. RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4 contains ingredients which sufficiently boost seal swell, and therefore prevent fluid losses by effective prevention.

Specifications and Approvals:

RiN Brake Fluid DOT 4 is suitable for use in applications where the following specifications are required:-

FMVSS No116                                                      DOT 3, DOT 4

DIN ISO                                                                4925 Class 4

JIS                                                                         K 2233 Class 4

AS/NZ                                                                  1960 Class 2

SAE                                                                       J 1703, 1704