Ultimate Chemicals cooling-system restoration
Flushes Optimized for Restoring Cooling Efficiency
Internal cooling-system contamination takes different forms. ULTIMATE F.O.R.C.E. brings HDF, PMF, PO4FIX, RRF and OCF together in one recognizable family, with treatment selected from coolant analysis, system history and field verification. Five specialized flushes. One coordinated force.
Match the chemistry to the condition
Burnt glycol, spent coolant, phosphate contamination, rust and severe oil contamination are different problems. Start with the evidence, select only the indicated product or approved sequence, and follow the current field procedure.
Five specialized flushes
Each product has a defined role. These five products do not form a five-step treatment sequence.
HDF
For thermally degraded and burnt glycol deposits. Coolant analysis and system history help establish whether burnt-glycol treatment is indicated.
Never pair with PMF. HDF pairs only with RRF or PO4FIX when the published path supports it. Ready to use | 168-336 hours View HDF
PMF
For spent coolant, silicate dropout, mild oil residue and preparation for a coolant-type change.
Not the rust-removal product or the severe-oil treatment. Never pair with HDF or OCF. Mix 1:1 | Run 7-14 days View PMF
PO4FIX
For phosphate contamination and associated rust, including contamination linked to inappropriate detergents, degreasers or coolant chemistry.
Use the current procedure or approved two-product path for the confirmed condition. Ready to use | 4 hours at temperature View PO4FIX
RRF
For internal rust and corrosion deposits that can restrict circulation and interfere with heat transfer.
Use a published two-product path when required and investigate the underlying corrosion cause. Ready to use | 2 hours at temperature View RRF
OCF
For severe oil contamination and oil-coolant emulsions following an oil cooler, gasket or other component failure.
Correct the contamination source. Never pair with PMF; use the published sequence for an approved second treatment. Ready to use | 4 hours at temperature View OCFTimes and dilution summaries are not complete application instructions. Use the current product documents, field procedures, equipment requirements, mechanical checks and applicable OEM guidance.
Treatment discipline
The objective is to apply only the treatment required, follow the applicable procedure, verify the system and document follow-up.
Use coolant analysis, system history, field observations and mechanical verification to identify the contamination before selecting a flush.
Approved combination procedures contain no more than two F.O.R.C.E. products. Follow the published sequence exactly.
HDF is never paired with PMF. OCF is never paired with PMF. A plus sign identifies a published sequence and does not authorize tank mixing.
Eleven published treatment paths
These references preserve the established treatment paths. They are not a substitute for laboratory interpretation, mechanical checks, OEM requirements or the complete field procedure.
Important: Cleaning does not repair a mechanical failure or automatically establish Zero Hour certification. Never combine products outside the approved treatment paths.
Collect. Understand. Recommend. Execute.
C.U.R.E. organizes the report-to-action process. Upload a coolant analysis report to turn laboratory findings into an explained system condition, a treatment recommendation when indicated, and the applicable field procedure.
Part of a complete restoration program
F.O.R.C.E. provides the internal cleaning family within the broader Zero Hour approach. On a natural-gas compression package, restoring cooling efficiency means looking beyond the engine block: water-cooled exhaust manifolds (the wet-manifold configuration shown here), piping, heat exchangers, mechanical condition, refill practices and continued monitoring all influence system performance.
Document the treatment, correct the source of contamination, verify the system after cleaning and continue the monitoring program.
An expanding education program
Short introductions and longer technical episodes will connect each confirmed condition to the applicable product, published procedure and verification steps.
A quick introduction to the five contamination categories, five specialized flushes and the C.U.R.E. starting point.
Focused short videos for HDF, PMF, PO4FIX, RRF and OCF, each beginning with the problem it is designed to address.
Longer episodes covering evidence, product selection, published execution, exclusions, verification and follow-up.
Program transition
Start with the evidence
If you have a coolant report or an operating concern, start with C.U.R.E. or contact Ultimate Chemicals with the unit history and the condition you are investigating.
