Coolant testing steps

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TPS Staff
Jul 9, 2014

Step One: Test glycol for freeze-point. Freezing isn’t a concern today but is a serious risk in the winter months.

Step Two: Test for inhibitors. It’s important to ensure a customer is still getting the correct corrosion protection.

Step Three: Make sure you’ve got the right volume in your cooling system. It’s important to ensure there are no air pockets.

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