This invention relates to the field of
windshield washer fluid technology, specifically to a composite automotive
windshield washer fluid with high and low temperature stability and its preparation method. The method involves preparing
methanol,
ethylene glycol, a
crystallization modifier, a compound
corrosion inhibitor, a surfactant, a dye, and deionized water. In a dedicated reaction apparatus, a portion of deionized water and all of the
ethylene glycol are added and stirred until homogeneous. The
crystallization modifier and compound
corrosion inhibitor are then added and stirred until dissolved to form an intermediate liquid.
Methanol, the remaining deionized water, the surfactant, and the dye are added to the intermediate liquid and stirred continuously at
room temperature to ensure homogeneity of the components. The mixture is then filtered and bottled as the finished product. This invention overcomes the bottlenecks of traditional single-
methanol systems in terms of "partial
crystallization" and "
evaporation loss," maintaining a homogeneous
liquid state even at -25℃ to -30℃, thus solving the problem of low-temperature
nozzle clogging. Simultaneously, due to the addition of
ethylene glycol and the action of the
polymer modifier, the product's
boiling point exceeds 100℃, ensuring stable performance even at high summer temperatures, achieving a comprehensive effect of "low-temperature anti-crystallization, high-temperature anti-
evaporation, and year-round
usability."