Description
Description
LUKOIL COOLANT SF – Long-Life Silicate-Free Antifreeze for Modern Engines
LUKOIL COOLANT SF is a premium silicate-free, long-life antifreeze and coolant formulated using advanced Organic Acid Technology (OAT). Specially designed to meet the cooling system requirements of modern gasoline and diesel engines, this high-performance coolant offers extended prote
ction against overheating, corrosion, and freezing in all climate conditions.
Free from silicates, phosphates, and amines, LUKOIL COOLANT SF ensures longer service intervals and superior compatibility with aluminum and alloy engine components. It meets or exceeds major global specifications including VW TL 774-D/F (G12/G12+), ASTM D3306, and BS 6580, making it suitable for a wide range of European, Asian, and American vehicles.
This ready-to-use coolant provides reliable performance in both light-duty passenger vehicles and heavy-duty commercial equipment. Its extended service life reduces maintenance needs while offering full protection across a wide operating temperature range.
Key Features:
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Silicate-free Organic Acid Technology (OAT) for long-lasting performance
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Extended life formula – up to 250,000 km or 5 years (as per OEM)
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Superior protection against corrosion, cavitation, and scale formation
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Excellent heat transfer properties – ensures efficient engine cooling
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Compatible with aluminum, cast iron, and alloy systems
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Ready-to-use – pre-mixed for convenience and safety
Applications:
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Passenger cars and light trucks
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Heavy-duty diesel engines and commercial vehicles
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Agricultural, construction, and industrial equipment
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Cooling systems requiring silicate-free OAT-based coolants
LUKOIL COOLANT SF ensures optimal cooling system performance, extending engine life and improving overall efficiency. Whether for everyday driving or demanding industrial use, this advanced coolant delivers reliable, long-term protection.
Buy LUKOIL COOLANT SF today and protect your engine with the trusted technology of a global lubricant leader.
