AC EXTENDYE BOTTLE 1OZ/30ML - Uview

The Uview B499024A AC ExtenDye™ Bottle provides professional technicians with a reliable solution for automotive and industrial AC system diagnostics and maintenance. Each 1 oz (30mL) bottle contains a specialized dye formulated to assist in pinpointing refrigerant leaks and conditioning AC components, promoting system efficiency and longevity. Designed for busy workshops, this standard pack of six bottles ensures a consistent supply for multiple service applications.

Key Features

• High Capacity Servicing: Each individual 1 oz (30mL) bottle is capable of servicing up to 10 vehicles, offering an economical solution for routine maintenance and diagnostics.
• Advanced Leak Detection: Formulated with Uview's AC ExtenDye™ technology, this product allows for precise identification of refrigerant leaks when used in conjunction with a compatible UV leak detection lamp.
• System Conditioning Properties: Beyond leak detection, the ExtenDye™ formula is designed to condition internal AC system components, aiding in the prevention of future leaks and extending system life.
• Professional Packaging: Supplied in a standard pack of six (6) individual bottles, providing ample supply for ongoing professional use in various service environments.
• Service Record Keeping: Includes service stickers to accurately document dye installation, crucial for maintaining comprehensive service records and future diagnostic reference.

Applications

The Uview B499024A AC ExtenDye™ is an indispensable tool for automotive repair shops, fleet maintenance facilities, and industrial service teams. It is ideal for routine preventative maintenance checks, diagnosing refrigerant loss in struggling AC systems, and verifying leak repairs on a wide range of vehicles and equipment. Compatible with various common refrigerants (technicians should always confirm specific system compatibility), this dye facilitates accurate and efficient troubleshooting, helping to restore optimal cooling performance and prevent costly AC system failures.