Labino LabinOil

Labino LabinOil is fluorescent dye mixed with automotive engine that finds leaks. The dye can be used for leak testing as well as crime scene investigations. The fluorescence in LabinOil can be seen under UV light. The Labino UVG2 Spotlight Torch is perfect to use with LabinOil.

There is no special training required to use LabinOil, all that the operator should do is read the LabinOil safety sheet that is enclosed with the dye.

Leak Detection - Fast - Easy

LabinOil dye is a florescent dye and should be used with petroleum based lubricants. The fluorescence in the LabinOil is an effect that will be activated by irradiating with UV-light. Labino UVG2 Spotlight Torch is a powerful LED light
source used together with LabinOil.

You do not need to clean the engine before or after the engine leakage test, nor do you have to empty the engine on oil. No special training is required when using the LabinOil kit.

Read the LabinOil safety data sheet, enclosed with the dye before using LabinOil.

UVG2 Data Sheet

LabinOil Kit Data Sheet

MSDS

1. Make all parts of engine visible, remove obstacles for better visible inspection (covers or heat shield plates).

2. Make sure that the engine is free from fluorescent dye by using Labino UVG2. If dye is present, clean test object with suitable solvent.

3. Dye the present engine oil with approx. 0.5% of LabinOil. A 25 ml package is ok for a vehicle with 4-5 litre of engine oil.

4. Run engine on idle for one minute for dye to mix with engine oil. If leakage is too severe to run, the engine oil will need to be dyed separately before starting the engine.

5. Check that engine oil is dyed correct by pulling the engine dipstick and check for yellow fluorescent with your UVG2 torch. Now we are sure that the dye is applied to engine oil and the UVG2 will help you find possible leakage.