Morris Anti Corrosion Fluid Inhibitor - Ankorsol

No, Ankorsol does not provide freeze protection on its own. If your system is exposed to freezing temperatures, you must add a suitable antifreeze (like ethylene or propylene glycol) in addition to Ankorsol.

The recommended treatment rate is 3% for standalone use in water systems and 2% when used as a supplement to antifreeze in glycol systems.

It is best to use Ankorsol as the sole corrosion inhibitor. Mixing with other products may compromise its effectiveness or cause compatibility issues unless specifically confirmed.

Ankorsol protects both ferrous metals (like steel and iron) and non-ferrous metals (like aluminum, copper, brass, and solder).

Its formulation helps to keep dissolved minerals and contaminants in suspension, preventing them from precipitating out and forming scale or furring on pipe surfaces.

This product is formulated for industrial and automotive fluid systems and is not intended for potable water applications. Always refer to the product's specific application guidelines and SDS.

Ankorsol is designed to have minimal effect on cooling efficiency because it is free from mineral oil and other components that can impede heat transfer. It works at low concentrations to maintain optimal performance.

Verify the Ankorsol concentration is at the recommended level (3% for water, 2% for antifreeze). Ensure the product has been in the system long enough to take effect. Check for any incompatible chemicals that may have been added.

Confirm Ankorsol concentration is within the recommended range, as excessive amounts could theoretically impact heat transfer. Ensure no other factors like airlocks or blockages are present. Ankorsol is designed to minimize impact on cooling efficiency.

Check the Ankorsol concentration; insufficient levels may not provide adequate lubricity. Ensure the pump itself is not failing due to age or other mechanical issues.