Brake Fluid (Non-mineral) WELDTITE 125 ml WLD-3040

WELDTITE Brake Fluid (Non-mineral) 125 ml is a ready-to-use hydraulic brake fluid formulated for systems that require non-mineral fluids. Supplied in a compact 125 ml bottle, this fluid supports consistent braking performance and provides corrosion protection for metal components in hydraulic circuits. The formulation is intended for small top-ups, maintenance tasks and emergency use on bicycles, motorcycles and light vehicles that specify non-mineral brake fluids.

Advantages

The fluid offers stable viscosity across a range of operating temperatures to maintain reliable brake response. Its corrosion inhibitors help protect master cylinders, calipers and metal lines from moisture-related damage. The small, portable bottle design allows controlled pouring for precise small-volume additions and reduces the risk of contamination during routine maintenance or roadside topping up.

Suitable for

• Top-up and emergency refills for hydraulic brake systems requiring non-mineral fluid
• Maintenance of bicycle and motorcycle hydraulic brakes
• Light vehicles or specialty applications that specify non-mineral brake fluids

Key specifications

• Volume: 125 ml
• Type: Non-mineral hydraulic brake fluid
• Compatibility: Intended for systems that explicitly require non-mineral fluids
• Packaging: Small bottle suitable for controlled dispensing

How to use

Before adding fluid, verify the vehicle or component manufacturer’s specification to confirm non-mineral fluid compatibility. Clean the reservoir cap and surrounding area to avoid introducing dirt. Use the bottle to add small amounts of fluid until the recommended level is reached, avoiding overfilling. After topping up, operate the brake lever or pedal to check proper feel and inspect the system for leaks. If a full system bleed or component replacement is required, follow the manufacturer’s service procedures or consult a qualified technician.

Usage recommendations

Store the bottle tightly closed, upright and away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid mixing with mineral-based fluids; if the wrong fluid has been introduced, a complete system flush and replacement of affected components may be necessary. Dispose of any unused or contaminated fluid according to local hazardous waste regulations.