24x300ml Wagner carburettor cleaner intensive cleaner injection systems

Clear the way. The intensive cleaner for carburettors and injection systems.

Quality is the top priority at Wagner Schmierstoffe. The sale of high quality lubricants, including oils, oil additives and greases is proof of this. The oils have been manufactured in our own production since 1994.

Suitable for vehicles of all kinds, no matter whether oldtimers, youngtimers or new vehicles is the carburetor cleaner from Wagner. Suitable for the cleaning of injectors, injectors, pumps, carburettors and valves.

Versatilely applicable for vehicles of all kinds and years of construction (oldtimers, youngtimers, new vehicles) as well as small devices such as chain saws, lawn mowers, brushcutters, ride-on mowers, leaf blowers, hedge trimmers, aggregates and boats is the carburetor cleaner from Wagner.

TECHNICAL DATA:
- highly effective cleaner for removing oil carbon, resin and varnish from the combustion chamber of pistons, valves, injection systems, carburettors and high-pressure pumps
- Made in Germany, developed and manufactured in Germany
- Ready to use and very easy to apply
- Flash point: 78 °C
- Viscosity (40 °C, mm²/s): < 7

APPLICATION:
- as a petrol additive for cleaning the entire fuel system of 2- and 4-stroke engines
- undiluted in immersion or ultrasonic baths for deep cleaning and regeneration of carburettors, injection nozzles, injectors, pumps and valves
- also well suited for L-Jetronic and similar systems, as well as engines with Comprex superchargers or compressors
- no negative effects on turbochargers and exhaust aftertreatment systems such as catalytic converters

DOSE:
- Add WAGNER Carburetor Cleaner to fuel at any time
- 1 litre of carburettor cleaner is sufficient for approx. 150 litres of petrol

SCOPE OF DELIVERY:
- 24x 300 ml carburettor cleaner


ATTENTION
May be fatal if swallowed and if ingested. Toxic to aquatic organisms, with long-term effects. Damages the central nervous system with prolonged or repeated exposure.

Classification according to CLP Regulation