Safety, Environment & Support
Can coolants be poured down the drain?
No! GLYSANTIN® concentrated coolants always have to be diluted. Undiluted products do not have sufficient capacity to absorb the heat from the engine, which leads to overheating. Undiluted coolants can also become solid in winter. If you would like a product to use directly, then please use the pre-diluted GLYSANTIN® Ready Mix products.
Where can GLYSANTIN® products be purchased?
GLYSANTIN® can be purchased via our sales partners at their outlets and online. Where to buy.
How long can GLYSANTIN® products be stored?
In their sealed original packaging, GLYSANTIN® products have a shelf life of at least three years from the date of manufacture. Its service life after it has been diluted with water depends on the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications. We generally recommend changing coolants every 3-4 years.
Is GLYSANTIN® harmful to health?
GLYSANTIN® contains ethylene glycol (ethanediol), which is harmful if swallowed, and should be prevented by the use of a bitter compound. Nevertheless, if you do swallow GLYSANTIN®, you should seek medical attention immediately and show the doctor the packaging or label. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. GLYSANTIN® must be kept out of the reach of children and pets. You will also find an emergency telephone number on the GLYSANTIN® packaging you can call for further qualified assistance.
Where can safety data sheets and technical data (technical data sheets) be found?
You can find safety data sheets as well as product information in the download area.
What does the date on the GLYSANTIN® container mean? Date of manufacture?
This date specifies the month that the GLYSANTIN® was filled into the container.
Can GLYSANTIN® be used in other non-automotive applications?
Yes, GLYSANTIN® products can be used for other applications, i.e. heavy duty like stationary engines, trains, offroad vehicles and marine as well as wind power applications. Please find more information about GLYSANTIN® in other applications as well as the approval list by clicking in the link below.
Where can I find data about physical properties of GLYSANTIN® like i.e. density or viscosity?
In the document “GLYSANTIN® Graphs” you can find a set of data that have been compiled under normal pressure in the temperature range from -40°C to +100°C in different concentrations. This means data like i.e. density, viscosity, specific heat capacity, heat conductivity, vapor pressure, boiling point and freezing point.