All-in-One AC&R Systems Tools
Benefits of Spectroline Dye
Quality
Industry Tested
proven safe for AC&R systems.
Versatile
Ranging from small to large systems.
System Safe
Compatible
including new A2Ls.
Specifically Formulated
Cannot be filtered out or separated.
Fluorescent Dye Competitor Comparison
Benefits of Spectroline Dye
Non-Particulate
Environmentally Safe
Co-Solvent Free
OEM-Grade
Dye Concentration
NSF Certified
Fluorescent Leak Detection Tools
Working for you 24/7 – Once IN, always ON.
Safe, non-polymer
oil-soluble formula
Not activated by
moisture or oxygen
Non-flammable
or hazardous
Compatible with ALL
refrigerants, including A2Ls
Soft, pliable seal will not cause
blockage & remains safely in
all AC&R systems
No additional fluids
or particles
Sealant Performance:
Most competitor sealant and dye products react with moisture or oxygen. This is a dangerous choice especially as moisture is a common contaminate in air conditioning systems.
These products will polymerize, form solids and once solids are formed, they cannot be flushed out. The entire system may need to be replaced.
GLO Seal™ is an oil-soluble formula that will not polymerize and cause blockage or damage to the system.
Polymerizing sealants remain liquid until exposed to moisture or oxygen turning them into solids, once formed, they cannot be flushed out. Resulting in system failure.
Hose blocked with polymerizing sealant.
Fluorescent Dye Performance:
GLO Seal™ fluorescent response is six times brighter than competitor products and is engineered with a more balanced fluorophore for increased stability and brighter dye performance.
The dye application and excitation in tested competitor products is minimal and indistinguishable.
Competitor Analysis:
- Carcinogen
- Mutagenicity
- Reproductive Toxicity
- Respiratory Sensitizer
- Target Organ Toxicity
- Aspiration Toxicity
- Irritant (skin and eye)
- Skin Sensitizer
- Acute Toxicity (harmful)
- Narcotic Effects
- Respiratory Tract Irritant
- Hazardous to Ozone Layer (non-mandatory)
- Flammables
- Pyrophorics
- Self-Heating
- Emits Flammable Gas
- Self-Reactives
- Organic Peroxides