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New red alert
25 January 2013
Spectroline has worked closely with a number of household names in the automotive and industrial markets to develop a red dye for leak detection purposes. This special formulation comes in a range of eight products offe

Spectroline has worked closely with a
number of household names in the
automotive and industrial markets to
develop a red dye for leak detection
purposes. This special formulation
comes in a range of eight products
offering solutions and colours for a
variety of different hydraulic and
water-based situations. It is available
through Advanced Engineering.
Sales director Vern Klein, says: "We can offer bespoke combinations and fault-finding regimes for all manner of systems, engines and manufacturing plants. For example, an engine might have lubricant, coolant and fuel, each dyed a different colour, enabling an engineer to spot the leak and identify its source. UV leak detection is easy to use and the dyes are inert."
Sales director Vern Klein, says: "We can offer bespoke combinations and fault-finding regimes for all manner of systems, engines and manufacturing plants. For example, an engine might have lubricant, coolant and fuel, each dyed a different colour, enabling an engineer to spot the leak and identify its source. UV leak detection is easy to use and the dyes are inert."
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