TB 750-651
Table IV.
Commercial Antifreeze Recyclers
KFM Coolant Purification
BE-series Engine Coolant
Model
System (CPS)
Recyclers
KFM, LLC
Finish Thompson, Inc.
506 Camson Road
921 Green Garden Road
Manufacturer
Anderson, SC 29625
Erie, PA 16501
Phone: 800-736-1404
Phone: 800-888-3743
Ion-Exchange
Vacuum Distillation
Process Type
180 Gal/hr
3.06-3.44 Gal/hr
Process Rate
Yes. 1 & 5 micron
None
Replacement Filter
Required
Every 200-500 gallons
N/A
Filter Replacement
Interval
570 P & 570 K
J104016 (5 Gal) or
Additive Required
J103447 (55 Gal)
Moderately Difficult
Moderately Difficult
Ease of Operation
Liquid waste (EG/PG) broken
Hazardous Waste
Used filters
down corrosion inhibitors, dye,
Remaining
dirt, heavy metals, etc.
d. Other type of recyclers may not adequately recycle CID A-A-52624 antifreeze or
may create incompatibility with CID A-A-52624 antifreeze. These incompatibilities will
lead to increased cooling system maintenance and possibly premature failure of water
pumps, heater cores, and other cooling system components. These recyclers need to be
evaluated using the testing protocol provided in the Army's Antifreeze Recycling User's
Guide mentioned in Section 9.b.
10. Recording
a. When cooling systems have CID A-A-52624 or original antifreeze comes with the
vehicle (when the equipment is still under warranty) users must verify that the freeze
protection and corrosion protection are correct to ensure the engine's coolant protection.
Record the date and the degree of protection in the "remarks" block of DD Form 314.
b. When cooling systems are serviced with fully formulated CID A-A-52624
antifreeze, record the degree of protection and the condition of the cooling system. Drain
and replace with fresh coolant if and when necessary.
11. References
a. Forms
DD form 314
Preventive Maintenance Schedule and Record
DA Form 2028
Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank
b. Technical Manuals
TM 750-254
Cooling Systems: Tactical Vehicles
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