Licus International Private Limited

By Licus International Private Limited

Licus Brake Fluid DOT 4 is a high-performance, synthetic brake and clutch fluid designed for modern vehicles with high-speed, high-temperature braking systems. It delivers excellent braking response, thermal stability, and protection under extreme driving conditions. Formulated to meet international standards, it is compatible with ABS, disc, and drum brake systems.

Key Features:

• Meets and exceeds FMVSS No. 116 DOT 4, SAE J1704, and ISO 4925 standards

• High dry boiling point (≥ 230°C) and wet boiling point (≥ 155°C)

• Superior performance in ABS and high-temperature braking systems

• Provides consistent brake pedal feel and response

• Protects against rust, corrosion, and moisture absorption

• Safe for rubber seals and brake system components

Applications:
Ideal for:

• Hydraulic brake and clutch systems in cars, SUVs, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles

• Suitable for both ABS and non-ABS systems

• Recommended where DOT 4 is specified by OEMs

Available Pack Sizes:
100ml, 250ml, 500ml, 1L, 5L, 20L

Heat Transfer Fluid
by Licus International Private Limited

Licus International proudly presents its premium Heat Transfer Fluid (HTF) — engineered to deliver superior thermal stability and efficient heat transfer across a wide range of industrial applications. Our HTF is formulated using high-purity base oils and advanced additive technology, ensuring outstanding performance even under extreme temperature conditions.

• Excellent Thermal Stability: Designed to resist thermal cracking and oxidation, even at high operating temperatures.

• High Flash Point: Reduces the risk of fire hazards, ensuring safer operations.

• Wide Operating Temperature Range: Suitable for both closed and open systems operating between -10°C to 320°C.

• Low Volatility: Minimizes fluid loss and ensures longer service life.

• Non-Corrosive Formulation: Protects metal surfaces, extending equipment life.

• Low Pour Point: Offers excellent flowability in low-temperature environments.