Technology of Comfort -65” is a domestic antifreeze designed for use in heating systems and other heat exchange equipment. It is specially formulated for use in severe climatic conditions in its undiluted (pure) form, while in milder climates it is used in a diluted form with softened or filtered water.

The heat transfer fluid is not aggressive towards plumbing rubber, metal-plastic, or plastic, and reliably protects steel, cast iron, copper, brass, aluminum pipes, and other structural elements of the system, including all types of radiators, from corrosion.

The use of antifreeze is strictly prohibited in heating systems that contain internally galvanized fittings, pipes, or connections. At temperatures above 70°C, an intense chemical reaction occurs, causing the zinc coating to deteriorate and peel off, leading to clogging of fittings, heating devices, and the system overall. In addition, high temperatures destroy the anti-corrosion additives, resulting in rapid rusting of the system.