A/C Flush Solvent Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-13094
Jlab Export is a leading A/C Flush Solvent Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A/C flush solvent cleans the inside of air conditioning lines, coils and other components before a system is put back together. It removes debris and sludge left by a failed compressor or a contaminated charge. Being solvent based, it evaporates quickly and leaves no residue in the pipework.
Specifications
| Use | Removes debris and sludge from A/C components |
| Base | Solvent |
| Drying | Evaporates quickly |
| Residue | Leaves no residue |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 3–5 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Practicals: Flushing Lines Before Recharging
Flushing follows recovery. Once the refrigerant has been taken out with the Refrigerant Recovery Machine, students remove the compressor, filter drier and expansion device from the circuit. They push solvent through each line or coil with the Flush Machine, which has a 10 l flush container and a connection for an external nitrogen bottle.
Dry nitrogen from Nitrogen Gas Cylinders then blows the last solvent out, and students let the lines dry. A new Filter Drier goes in before the system is evacuated and charged. Teachers can cut open an old drier to show the kind of sludge the flush is meant to clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which parts can be flushed?
Lines, condenser coils and evaporator coils can be flushed one at a time. The compressor, filter drier and expansion device or capillary are taken out or bypassed first. Solvent trapped in them is hard to remove, so they are replaced or cleaned separately.
Why blow out the solvent with nitrogen?
Dry nitrogen pushes the remaining liquid solvent out of the line and speeds up its evaporation. Workshop compressed air carries moisture and oil, so it is not used inside refrigeration pipework.
When does a system need flushing?
After a compressor burn-out, when the oil is dark or acidic, when debris has blocked a drier or capillary, or before a change to a different oil type. An oil sample checked with the Acid Test Kit For All Refrigeration Oils shows whether acid has formed.
What safety steps apply when flushing?
Work in a ventilated area, keep flames and hot surfaces away, and wear gloves and eye protection. Keep the container closed when not in use, and collect the used solvent and sludge for proper disposal.
Must the solvent be gone before evacuation?
Yes. Any solvent left in a line would mix with the new oil and refrigerant. After the nitrogen purge, let the solvent evaporate fully, then fit the new drier and evacuate the system.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
