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Eni Brake Fluid DOT 4
DOT 4 brake fluid for disc, drum, ABS and hydraulic clutch circuits
SAE J1704
Specifications
- Brand
- Agip (Eni)
- Category
- Brake fluids
- Type
- Brake fluid
- Manufacturer code
- 001912
- Availability
- On order
Approved for
Typical characteristics
| Property | Typical value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Density at 20°Ckg/m³ | 1040 | ASTM D 1298 |
| Viscosity at -40°Cmm²/s | 1000 | ISO 4925/05-5.1 |
| Dry boiling point°C | 260 | ISO 4925/05-5.2 |
| Wet boiling point°C | 163 | ISO 4925/05-5.2.6 |
| Flash point°C | 125 | ISO 4925/05-5.2 |
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Manufacturer's description
AGIP Novecento DOT 4 is a high-performance hydraulic brake fluid for the disc and drum braking systems and the hydraulic clutch systems of classic cars. Its high boiling point keeps braking consistent and safe in service. The product is compatible with the rubber components of period braking systems, preserves the tightness of the seals and keeps leakage to a minimum, and its protection against corrosion and wear extends the life of the components.
Applications
- AGIP Novecento DOT 4 is a high performance hydraulic brake fluid for use in disc or drum brake systems and in the hydraulic clutch systems of classic cars
Performance & benefits
- AGIP Novecento DOT 4 has a high boiling point that ensures consistent and safe brake performance during exercise
- The product is compatible with rubber components of the braking system of classic cars, preserves the tightness of the gaskets and it reduces leakage and loss of fluid to a minimum
- The product provides excellent protection against corrosion and wear, ensuring greater durability and reliability of the braking system components
- Due to the high oxidation resistance, AGIP Novecento DOT 4 keeps the chemical/physical characteristics of the fluid unchanged for a long time
Standards & approvals
FMVSS 116 - DOT4
FMVSS 116 DOT 4 — brake fluid
The US federal safety regulation defining the DOT brake fluid levels. DOT 4 demands a high boiling point both dry and after the fluid has taken up water.
SAE J1704
SAE J1704 — DOT 4 brake fluid
The SAE standard for DOT 4 brake fluids, with a higher boiling point than DOT 3, particularly once the fluid has taken up water.
ISO 4925 Class 4
Brake fluid Class 4 — ISO 4925
The international standard for glycol brake fluids; class 4 matches the DOT 4 level, with a high boiling point both dry and wet.