Starting Spray 400ml Quick Start Rust-Free, Amtra

Quick Facts – Amtra Starting Spray

• Brand: Amtra
• Model: MA000032
• Type: Starting Spray
• Volume: 400 ml
• Properties: Rust-free formulation, quick start
• Application: Cold and difficult starting of petrol and diesel engines
• Packaging: Pressurised aerosol can

Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml is a starting aid developed to assist with starting petrol and diesel engines under difficult conditions, such as in cold weather or after extended periods of inactivity. The product is supplied in a pressurised aerosol can of 400 ml and is formulated without rust-inducing agents, protecting sensitive engine components during use.

The spray is applied directly into the air intake or air filter and promotes rapid ignition even at low temperatures. The rust-free formulation makes it suitable for regular use without risk of corrosion damage to intake systems or valves. See more starting aids for vehicles in our range.

What is a Starting Spray and why choose it?

A starting spray is a highly flammable aid introduced into the engine's air intake to facilitate combustion during cold starts or when the engine refuses to start for other reasons. Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml is developed to perform reliably in cold conditions and after prolonged periods of inactivity, without attacking the engine's internal surfaces thanks to its rust-free formulation.

The product is suitable for vehicles with petrol or diesel engines and is a practical tool in workshop environments, for reconditioning workshops, and for vehicle technicians who regularly deal with hard-to-start vehicles. The compact 400 ml aerosol can makes it easy to store and use immediately when needed.

Where is this product suitable?

• Vehicle workshops and reconditioning workshops
• Plant fleets and construction machinery during cold starts
• Agricultural machinery and tractors in cold conditions
• Vehicles that have been stationary for an extended period
• Roadside emergencies in winter conditions

Technical Specifications

Suitable for: Vehicle mechanics, reconditioning workshops, machine operators, and vehicle technicians working with vehicles and machinery in cold conditions or after extended periods of inactivity. The product is also suitable for detailing studios and car care businesses handling vehicles that have been stored or parked for long periods.

Industries: Vehicle care, vehicle servicing, agriculture, construction, and transport. Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml is a practical addition to any workshop environment where reliable engine starting is essential. More products from Amtra are available in our range.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml work for starting diesel engines in cold weather?

Yes, Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml is developed to assist with starting both petrol and diesel engines at low temperatures. The spray is applied into the air intake or air filter and promotes rapid ignition even when cold conditions hinder normal combustion. The rust-free formulation means the product can be used without risk of corrosion damage to the components of the intake system.

What volume does Amtra Starting Spray come in and how long does one can last?

Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml is supplied in a pressurised aerosol can of 400 ml. Consumption per use varies depending on engine size and conditions, but one can is normally sufficient for several starting attempts. The exact number of uses per can depends on how long the spray is applied on each occasion.

What sets Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml apart from other starting sprays on the market?

Amtra Starting Spray 400 ml distinguishes itself through its rust-free formulation, meaning the product does not attack metal surfaces in the intake system during repeated use. Many conventional starting sprays can over time contribute to corrosion on valves and intake manifolds. Amtra has formulated this starting spray to combine effective quick starting with protection for the engine's internal components, making it suitable for regular use in professional workshop environments.