DOT 3
Standard Hydraulic Systems
Shortlist BF-001 only for hydraulic disc, drum or clutch systems whose current manufacturer information calls for non-petroleum DOT 3 brake fluid.
BRAKE FLUID FOR IMPORTERS & DISTRIBUTORS
Build the Range Around the Required DOT Class
FLYSAK supports automotive-parts importers, lubricant distributors and private-label buyers comparing a brake fluid supplier. The current catalogue separates FMVSS 116 DOT 3 and DOT 4 products so procurement teams can shortlist the stated class against the vehicle or equipment manufacturer's requirement.
A wholesale brake-fluid range should connect the required DOT class, brake-system application, pack mix, label brief and current product documents. DOT 3 and DOT 4 should not be treated as interchangeable simply because one designation is higher. Review the DOT 3 product and DOT 4 product before approving the range.
APPLICATION AND SAFETY MAP
Keep Product Class, Vehicle Requirement and Pack Control Together
Brake fluid is safety-critical. Confirm the current vehicle or equipment requirement and service procedure before approving a product or label claim.
DOT 4
DOT 4 Applications
Shortlist BF-002 for systems whose current manufacturer information calls for non-petroleum DOT 4 brake fluid, including the stated ABS-equipped and demanding applications.
OEM
Manufacturer Requirement
Do not use bottle colour or a higher DOT number as the approval rule. Match the product class and service procedure to the vehicle or equipment requirement.
PACK
Clean, Controlled Supply
Approve fresh finished packs, label details and receiving controls for the agreed order. Keep containers clean, tightly closed and protected from contamination.
BRAKE FLUID SUPPLIER SHORTLIST
Four Checks Before Requesting a Quotation
A useful request connects the vehicle requirement, technical evidence, finished pack and batch documentation.
01
Market & Vehicle Brief
List the destination market, important vehicle groups, brake or clutch systems, required DOT class and distributor, workshop or retail channel.
02
Product Evidence
Review the current TDS and SDS, the stated FMVSS 116 class and the agreed product specification. Treat catalogue applications as shortlist guidance, not blanket vehicle approvals.
03
Pack & Label Plan
Choose from the pictured 250ml, 350ml, 500ml and 1L packs, then confirm bottle colour, cap, label language, carton and destination-market label requirements.
04
Finished-Pack Approval
Approve the final artwork and pack, batch identification and Certificate of Analysis before shipment. Final claims must match the confirmed product and current documents.
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BRAKE FLUID CATALOGUE
Compare DOT 3 and DOT 4 Brake Fluids
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Brake Fluid DOT 3
FMVSS 116 DOT 3DOT 3Standard hydraulic disc and drum brake systems
Pack sizes250ml · 350ml · 500ml · 1L
View Details Brake Fluid DOT 4
FMVSS 116 DOT 4DOT 4ABS-equipped and demanding brake systems
Pack sizes250ml · 350ml · 500ml · 1L
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PRIVATE LABEL BRAKE FLUID
Approve Product, Packaging and Label Claims as One Brief
For a private label brake fluid programme, connect every proposed SKU to the required DOT class, intended application, pack specification, label language, safety information and current document set.
Review the private label lubricant programme before approving artwork. The exact product, bottle colour, cap, label, carton, order mix and commercial terms follow the confirmed project brief and written quotation.
DOT 3 / DOT 4 brief250ml–1L packsTDS & SDSBatch COA
Request a Brake Fluid Product ProposalBRAKE FLUID BUYER FAQ
Questions Importers Ask a Brake Fluid Supplier
What should an importer send to a brake fluid supplier?
Share the destination market, vehicle and brake-system mix, manufacturer-required DOT class, preferred pack sizes, expected order mix, label language and document requirements. This lets the supplier prepare a product and packaging proposal against a defined purchasing brief.
How should buyers choose between DOT 3 and DOT 4 brake fluid?
Use the brake-fluid class stated by the vehicle or equipment manufacturer. Compare the current product specification and technical documents against that requirement; do not select only by bottle colour, price or the higher DOT number.
Can DOT 4 automatically replace DOT 3 brake fluid?
Not as a general purchasing rule. Approve the exact DOT class only when the vehicle or equipment manufacturer permits it and the current product documents support the intended application. Brake-system service procedures must also be followed.
Which documents should procurement teams request for brake fluid?
Request the current Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet, confirm the agreed product specification, pack and label details, and review the batch Certificate of Analysis before final order approval.
Can FLYSAK supply private label DOT 3 and DOT 4 brake fluid?
FLYSAK supports private-label brake-fluid programmes using the current DOT 3 and DOT 4 range. The selected product, 250ml to 1L pack, bottle colour, cap, label, carton, artwork claims and document set are confirmed against the buyer's market and order brief before production.
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