Rislone Heavy Duty Formula Hydraulic Seal

Modern hydraulic systems work under extreme conditions and this can be compounded from leaks requiring continual topping-off of fluid, not to mention running the system low, which can also increase the fluid temperature, causing system damage.  Unscheduled maintenance from leaks, including checking fluid level, adding fluids, or repairing leaks costs time and money.  Also, you have the environmental impact of all that fluid leaking on the ground, or into the water.

Hydraulic Seal contains a premium high quality durable field proven zinc based additive package along with viscosity modifiers to restore thermal stability and anti-wear additives in the hydraulic system. This additive package has been tested to provide excellent results in Group I, II and III OEM & aftermarket hydraulic petroleum and synthetic fluids.  Reduced wear also reduces contamination, heat and downtime, while also improving equipment and fluid life.  Additional rust and oxidation inhibitors provide stability improvements which reduces the formation of sludge, varnish and acids keeping the system clean extending service life.  Can be used in tractor or equipment with wet brake systems.  CAUTION: Do not use in DOT 3, 4, 5 hydraulic brake systems.

Instructions for Rislone Heavy Duty Formula Hydraulic Seal

1) Check level of hydraulic fluid when system is at normal operating temperature.

2) Add the correct amount of product per dosage chart.  Do not overfill.

 3) Run equipment for at least 15 minutes to mix thoroughly with fluid and activate product to start working.

4) Check hydraulic fluid level to see if leak has stopped.  Old accumulation of fluid on outside of system may drip for a few days after leak has stopped.

5) Most leaks are sealed within a few hours of application and usage.  If leak continues, mechanical attention is needed and replacement of seals may be required.

Dosage

 Normal—Add 30mL of Rislone Hydraulic Seal for every liter of hydraulic fluid capacity.   Worn—In extremely worn systems use up to 60mL per liter of fluid capacity.         Preventative—For preventative maintenance, use 15mL per liter of fluid capacity