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SCREENWASH

Our screenwash fluid ensures clear visibility. Explore our range below to find the perfect solutions for your needs.

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Ensure clear vision and safe driving with Fleetmaxx Premium Screenwash

It’s crucial to emphasise that keeping screen wash in your vehicle isn’t just a suggestion; it’s a legal obligation. If you’re drivers are stopped by the authorities and found without screen wash, you could face a fixed penalty notice. This requirement isn’t just about following the law—it’s about ensuring the safety of your drivers, your passengers, and other road users.

Ensure clear vision and safe driving in any weather with Fleetmaxx premium screenwash. Available in a variety of strengths to suit temperatures from -2°C to -75°C, our screenwash is formulated to effectively remove dirt, grime, and frost from your windshield.

 

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Features of our Screenwash

Effective in Extreme Conditions

Performs well in temperatures as low as -10°C

Ready to Use Formula

No need for dilution; simply pour and go.

Streak-Free Finish

Leaves windscreens clean and smear-free for better visibility.

Removes Tough Residue

Clears dirt, salt, grime, and insect deposits effectively.

Suitable for All Vehicles

Compatible with commercial fleets and passenger cars alike.

All-Weather Screenwash Solutions for Clear Vision and Fleet Efficiency

Whether you’re facing light frost or extreme cold, our product guarantees optimal visibility. Easy to use and highly efficient, Fleetmaxx screenwash is your reliable partner for every journey, delivering exceptional performance in any climate.

Our screenwash is available in sizes to suit your organisation, including 5 LTRS, 25 LTRS, 205 LTRS & 1000 LTRS sizes.

We also supply AdBlue and Antifreeze.

Range Includes

Ready to use (RTU) -2°C CONC -4°C CONC Special -10°C Super – 18°C Extreme CONC – 24°C Super Ultra – 75°C
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Frequently asked questions about Screenwash

It might come as a surprise, but an empty windscreen washer fluid tank can cause your vehicle to fail its MOT test. It’s easy to overlook, but maintaining clear visibility while driving is crucial for safety, especially at high speeds. To clear up any confusion, let’s dive into some common questions about screenwash and its importance.

 

What is screenwash for?

Screenwash is the special fluid sprayed onto your windscreen (and sometimes the rear window) to help your wipers clear away obstructions. Whether it’s dirt, bugs, or a sudden splatter from a passing vehicle, screenwash helps maintain clear visibility. Without it, even minor obstructions can dangerously reduce your ability to see the road ahead, potentially increasing the risk of accidents.

Are antifreeze and windscreen wash the same?

No, antifreeze and screenwash serve different purposes. Antifreeze, typically made from glycol mixtures, is designed to help cool your engine and prevent it from freezing in cold weather. Screenwash, on the other hand, often contains ethanol or methanol, which prevent it from freezing and help dissolve grease on your windscreen. Think of it as the detergent that helps remove dirt and grime, ensuring your wipers can keep your windscreen clear.

Is it ok to use water inplace of screenwash fluid?
Using just water in your washer reservoir might clear off some debris, but it won’t be as effective as screenwash. Water alone doesn’t remove oils or grease, and it can freeze in cold weather, potentially damaging your washer system. Screenwash is formulated to tackle these issues, ensuring your windscreen stays clean and clear in all conditions.
Do you need to dilute screen cleaning fluid?

Some products are sold as concentrated solutions and need to be diluted according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Many off-the-shelf screenwashes are already pre-mixed to the correct concentration, so you can simply pour them directly into your vehicle’s washer fluid tank. Always check the label to be sure.

Where in your vehicle do you put screenwash fluid?

You’ll find the screenwash reservoir in the engine bay. It’s usually marked with a brightly colored cap for easy identification. Look for a symbol on the cap that resembles a windscreen being sprayed with water – this is the universal sign for the screenwash reservoir.

Is it ok to mix windscreen washer fluid from different suppliers?

Mixing different brands of products is generally okay, though it might slightly reduce the effectiveness if the fluids have different additives or benefits. Ideally, stick to one brand to maintain optimal performance, but if you need to top up in a pinch, mixing won’t cause harm.

Always consult your vehicle’s manual or a professional to determine the best product type for your car. Proper maintenance and the right choice of antifreeze are key to keeping your engine performing optimally.

For expert advice or assistance with your vehicle’s maintenance, including the right antifreeze for your car, reach out to Fleetmaxx Solutions today. We’re here to help keep your business moving smoothly!