• Provides for improved winter operability by lowering the CFPP and pour point of diesel fuel
• Prevents freeze-ups in the fuel line and fuel filters by lowering the moisture freeze point
• One-tank cleanup to restore fuel efficiency
• Improved combustion
• Cleans harmful deposits from fuel system parts and injectors
• Lowers CO2 and NOx emissions
• Protects from DPF regeneration and fuel filter blockages
• Prevents corrosion from occurring in the fuel system
• Prevents unscheduled maintenance and downtime
• Improves conductivity to protect against static electricity discharge
• Lubricates fuel system parts and injectors
• Raises cetane number for easier engine starts

Diesel engines face several issues, especially in colder climates. One of these primary concerns is fuel line freeze-up, which occurs when diesel fuel solidifies in the lines, preventing flow and causing engine failure. In winter months, there is also a risk of diesel fuel gelling, a phenomenon that can lead to frozen or clogged fuel filters. Fuel injector deposits are another common problem that can negatively impact combustion, fuel economy, and power and can result in harmful emissions, such as CO2 and NOx. Without proper lubricity in the fuel, wear and tear can occur on fuel system components, potentially reducing lifespan and causing unscheduled downtime.