You can easily improve the fuel economy, durability and environmental performance of your engine.
RSV Triboceramic Engine Protection creates a triboceramic surface on the friction surfaces of an engine. The thickness of the new surface depends on the wear - tolerances are restored to their original state. It also results in engine characteristics such as oil pressure and compressions being like a new vehicle. Triboceramic surface has extremely good properties - friction and abrasion are dramatically reduced and the life of the machines is multiplied.
Instructions:
Mix together the contents of the package. Pour half of the mixture into a warm engine, let the engine idle for 15 minutes and pour the rest of the mixture into the engine. Start the engine and drive or idle for at least 30 to 40 minutes. It's that easy! Detailed instructions are included in the package.
RVS has unique properties; it protects and prevents wear on surfaces and mechanisms. RVS is the only technology capable of restoring sliding surfaces to their original shape and tolerances in good cases. The new surface structure is autoreactive, without disassembling the equipment to be restored. In practice, this means that there is no downtime or loss of production.
We recommend performing the procedure twice to achieve an optimal protective layer formation.
Sold in size G8 for oil capacity from 6 to 9 liters.
Manufacturer
Information about the manufacturer
RVS Technology
Oy RVS Technology Ltd
Pulttitie 2, 00880 Helsinki, FINNLAND
vorname.nachname@rvs.fi
Safety and warning instructions
Storing and safety instructions
Store at temperatures below +40 °C (105 °F).
Keep the product out of reach of children.
In case of skin contact, wash with lukewarm water and soap.
If the product gets in your eyes, it may cause irritation – flush with water and consult a doctor if the irritation continues.
If the product is swallowed, rinse mouth with water and consult a doctor. Do not induce vomiting!
In case of fire, any extinguishing materials except water can be used.
