OUR COOLING LEGACY
Who We Are
Fast Cool Systems is your top choice for automotive and earthmoving air conditioning components and consumables in Gauteng. We pride ourselves on delivering reliable solutions that guarantee comfort and satisfaction. Our focus is to present cutting-edge cooling systems and attract diverse clients seeking quality cooling products.
Innovating Fabrication, One Piece at a Time
Who We Are
Off-the-shelf parts might not perfectly suit a unique vehicle, specific performance goals, or a particular setup. Custom fabrication allows for precise fitment and optimization
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Custom parts can be designed to maximize performance gains by addressing bottlenecks or inefficiencies that factory or generic aftermarket parts might not.
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For those who want their vehicle to stand out, custom fabrication offers the opportunity for unique designs and personalized touches.
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For classic or rare vehicles, custom fabrication can recreate parts that are no longer available.
Durability and Strength: Often, custom fabricated parts use higher-quality materials and more robust construction techniques than mass-produced alternatives, leading to increased durability.
SAE grades were created as numeric codes to classify different viscosity oils. For example, a monograde SAE 40 oil means that this oil’s viscosity at 100°C should be between 12.5 cSt and 16.3 cSt. Multigrade oils have the alphabet “W” between two numbers. This denotes Winter Grade and performs better than monograde oils upon cold start-up, as it is “thinner” at cold temperatures. The important thing to remember is that as the SAE numbers increase, the viscosity also increases. API certification requires that oils meet certain OEM quality and performance standards. There are API specifications for both Petrol (“S” category) and Diesel (“C” category) engines. Petrol specifications first started with SA. “S” signifying petrol, and “A” meaning that this was the first performance standard ever invented. Then came SB, SC, SD, and so on. As we progress further along the alphabet, the oil spec is higher. The current leading spec for petrol is SN. This pattern is the same for diesel specifications. The lowest spec. turbo diesel oil will have an API rating of CF-4, then comes CG-4, CH-4 and CI-4.
Meet The Team
Yolandi Bezuidenhout
Director
Dell Kotzè
Director