Antifreeze Sample Clauses
The Antifreeze clause is designed to ensure that certain contractual obligations or rights remain protected and effective even if other parts of the agreement are terminated or modified. In practice, this clause may specify that key provisions—such as confidentiality, payment, or dispute resolution—will continue to apply regardless of changes to the rest of the contract. Its core function is to preserve essential terms and prevent parties from losing critical protections or responsibilities due to unforeseen changes or the ending of the main agreement.
Antifreeze. 10.2.1. The products line offered shall meet or exceed the specifications set by all vehicle, engine and equipment manufacturers and be approved for year round use under all load conditions common to normal fleet operations.
10.2.2. All products shall be guaranteed against any adverse effect on the original factory engine warranty.
10.2.3. As noted in the following definitions each product will meet or exceed the appropriate referenced specifications of:
10.2.3.1 American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM)
10.2.3.2 Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
10.2.3.3 Individual manufacturer’s specifications and technical service bulletins
Antifreeze. The Licensee is responsible for ensuring that all engine antifreeze and any other deleterious substances is drained from engine prior to launching of the Boat. If the Licensee fails to remove antifreeze or other deleterious substances, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ notify the Ministry of Environment Spills Action Center. All antifreeze is to be disposed of according to “Clean Marine” standards.
Antifreeze. Handle antifreeze containing ethylene glycol with care. Ethylene glycol is a water soluble organic compound with a high biological oxygen demand (BOD) and is potentially toxic to mammals and aquatic organisms at relatively low concentrations.