Kavan Car RS 25% nitro 5 liter

KAVAN CAR RS 25% nitro – Glow Fuel for hobby RC cars
Glow fuel for RC cars specially mixed for hobby and sport driving. Additives are developed for simple motor setup and great lubrication, even with an unoptimised setup.

• 9% of synthetic and castor oil for reliable operation and perfect lubrication
• 25% of nitromethane for high power
• Optimised mixture of additives for great temperature stability, easy starts and high max. RPM
• Corrosion inhibitor for long service life
• Red colour for easy checking of the remaining fuel in the tank (dyes don’t affect the power or setup of the motor)
• Developed and made in Germany

Package contains: 5-litre canister

Tax is levied on model fuel in accordance with the Excise Duty Act. This means that modelling fuel is subject to tax under the Consumer Tax Act. The price is inclusive of excise duty

The product contains substances marked as dangerous in regulation (EC) No 1272/2008. See detailed info in the “Downloads” section.

The acquisition, import, possession or use of this product by the general public is restricted by Regulation (EU) 2019/1148. All suspicious transactions and significant disappearances and thefts should be reported to the relevant National Contact Point.

Sale and registration of model fuels containing nitromethane
One of the explosives precursors subject to restriction under Regulation (EU) 2019/1148 and Act No. 225/2022 Coll. on explosives precursors and amending related laws is nitromethane; as a result, only model fuels containing up to 16 % nitromethane by weight can be sold to consumers from 1 February 2021. According to Article 3 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1148, the sale of fuels with a higher nitromethane content is only possible to professional users, which are natural or legal persons or a public entity or a group of such persons or entities that have a demonstrable need for a restricted explosives precursor for purposes related to their trade, business or profession. Their identity shall be verified and the sale recorded. Records must be kept for at least 5 years and made available for inspection by the competent authorities on request.