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Fluid Powered Fuel Additive Injector System for small or large bulk fuel tanks with no electricity or calibration necessary - details see: https://www.machineto.com/caf-fluid-powered-fuel-additive-injector-10282766

Fluid Powered Fuel Additive Injection Systems

TheFluid Powered Fuel Additive Injection Systems will automatically and accurately dispense diesel fuel additives to the bulk fuel storage tank at each fueling with no operator input. This virtually eliminates the handling objection and creates an affordable solution for both small and large operations.

• Designed for indoor or outdoor placement of components and controls
• Dispense directly into the diesel fuel storage system
• Designed to accommodate most sizes of storage and additive tanks

The injector is installed directly in the fluid (diesel) line using no electricity, only fluid pressure as the power source. Fluid is then driven through a pressurized system consisting of polymer gears sealed with patented elastomer wipers. The gears then turn a bearing supported crank assembly with a reciprocating suction mechanism (dosage piston). This draws a preset amount (lower end setting) of chemical from an open container into the injector. The amount of chemical will be directly proportional to the volume of fluid entering the injector, regardless of variations in flow or pressure.

Benefits of the CAF Fluid Powered Injector

• Maintain accurate ratios throguh varying temperature and viscosities
• Enables fueling to be efficient without the need to calculate and manually dispense fuel additives
• Supports full range of known diesel fuel conditioners, diesel fuel additives and diesel fuel catalysts
• Eliminate the need for in vehicle storage of diesel fuel additives
• Tanks are sized to be filled at the vehicles normal scheduled maintenance intervals
• Dispense directly into the diesel fuel of other product flow
• Reduce fuel consumption, engine wear and emissions