ECO Diesel – Concentrated Diesel Treatment in a 1-Litre Dosing Bottle

ECO DIESEL, a High-Performance Fuel Additive

ECO DIESEL is a concentrated treatment designed to optimise the performance of Diesel, Biodiesel, GNR, and domestic heating oil. This innovative additive enhances engine efficiency while reducing fuel consumption.

The Benefits of ECO DIESEL

ECO DIESEL reduces Diesel engine consumption thanks to a unique formulation based on surfactant chemistry. Compliant with the French EN 590 standard and certified by SGS analysis (No. 850179), it cleans the entire fuel system in just one application.

When used at the recommended dosage, ECO DIESEL improves the performance of engines in passenger cars, trucks, agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and boats. Fuel savings range from 5% to 15%, depending on the condition of the injection system.

Technical Advantages of ECO DIESEL

• Improved Atomisation: Reduces fuel surface tension for more complete combustion, limiting soot and fuel consumption.
• Detergent Effect: Cleans engines and maintains clean fuel circuits.
• Reduced Emissions: Lowers carbon monoxide, particulate, and smoke emissions.
• Water Protection: Eliminates condensation water, prevents corrosion, rust, and bacterial contamination.
• Enhanced Lubrication: Reduces friction, protects injectors, valves, injection pumps, and combustion chambers.

Usage Instructions

For rapid cleaning: Pour 100 ml of ECO DIESEL into a fuel tank containing 20 to 30 litres of fuel. Drive until nearly empty, then refuel. Suitable for all Diesel engines, whether in cars, trucks, or boats.

ECO DIESEL eliminates unstable idling, stalling, acceleration gaps, and difficult starts. Its professional formula deeply cleans injectors, valves, and combustion chambers while protecting mechanical parts.

Recommended Dosage

• Minimum: 1/4000 (100 ml for 400 litres of fuel).
• Maximum: 1/2000 (100 ml for 200 litres of fuel). Use the dosing cap to adjust the quantity accordingly.

Curative and Preventive Applications

• Before a technical inspection: 100 ml for 20 to 30 litres of fuel.
• For fuel and GNR tanks: 500 ml to 1 litre for 2000 litres of fuel.