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Why GAFLE Is a National Standard Drafting Unit for Automotive Brake Fluid

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Sep 17 2026

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Brake fluid safety standards lay the foundation for vehicle braking performance across the whole automotive industry. Every specification, testing index and technical requirement of automotive brake fluid directly relates to driving safety. As a core automotive chemical product, brake fluid needs unified authoritative standards to regulate raw materials, production processes and finished product performance. GAFLE, the brand of Zhejiang Jiafuli Environmental Technology Co., Ltd, participates in drafting national automotive brake fluid standards, which is not only recognition of its technical strength, but also a commitment to the whole industry.
Strong R&D capacity is the core qualification for joining national standard drafting. To take part in formulating industry national standards, manufacturers must own complete laboratory facilities, long-term technical accumulation and rich product test data. GAFLE has built a professional auto fluid R&D laboratory with full sets of brake fluid performance testing equipment. The technical team carries out continuous research on boiling point, corrosion resistance, low-temperature viscosity and compatibility with rubber parts. Massive test data accumulated over years provides reliable technical support during the standard formulation process. The enterprise’s deep understanding of brake fluid formula helps set reasonable and practical technical indicators for the national standard.
Rich manufacturing and field application experience supports standard setting. Standard drafting cannot rely only on lab tests; it requires real production and market feedback. GAFLE has mature large-scale brake fluid production lines and supplies brake fluid products to automotive markets at home and overseas. The brand collects practical feedback from vehicle maintenance, OEM assembly and racing brake scenarios. Combining real application pain points, GAFLE puts forward feasible suggestions for standard clauses, helping balance strict safety requirements and mass production operability.
Being a national standard drafting unit brings tangible benefits for global importers and OEM buyers. When you cooperate with GAFLE, you are working with a manufacturer who participates in making industry rules. Our products are developed and manufactured following the standard framework we helped create. Buyers can get stable, fully compliant brake fluid that meets strict regulatory requirements. Whether for aftermarket distribution or OEM private label orders, GAFLE can provide consistent quality, complete test reports and professional technical consultation, lowering your product compliance risks in target markets.
GAFLE keeps upgrading brake fluid technology with the updated national standards. The automotive industry evolves quickly, especially with the rapid growth of new energy vehicles and racing vehicles, which raise higher requirements for brake fluid. As a standard drafting participant, GAFLE keeps pace with the latest standard revisions, optimizes formula systems, and develops low-viscosity brake fluid and racing-grade brake fluid such as Racing325. We transfer standard innovations into commercial products, helping our global customers seize new market opportunities.

Conclusion

To sum up, GAFLE becomes a national standard drafting unit for automotive brake fluid, thanks to its solid R&D strength, large-scale production capacity and long-term industry experience. This honor proves our leading position in automotive brake fluid technology. For international importers and auto part distributors, choosing GAFLE means choosing a rule-maker-level brake fluid supplier with reliable quality and full compliance support.
Welcome to contact GAFLE for more information & cooperation!
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ZHEJIANG GAFLE AUTO CHEMICL CO.,LTD
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