Fuel Polishing System by ALGAE-X International

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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
File  the SMART FPS Compact stabilizes fuel, keeping it in pristine, “clear & bright” condition.
the SMART FPS Compact stabilizes fuel, keeping it in pristine, “clear & bright” condition.

SMART FPS Compact Fuel Polishing System by ALGAE-X International.

 

ALGAE-X International (AXI), a Florida-based manufacturer of diesel fuel quality optimization technology, has announced the release of the SMART FPS Compact Fuel Polishing System. Used in applications where engine reliability is important, like emergency generators and recreational or commercial marine, the SMART FPS Compact stabilizes fuel, keeping it in pristine, “clear & bright” condition. The SMART FPS Compact is the perfect solution for removing water, sludge and contaminants from diesel fuel, preventing clogged filters, reducing smoke and emissions, reducing downtime and extending fuel injection and engine service life. AXI’s SMART FPS Compact guarantees Optimal Fuel Quality for Reliable Power at All Times.
 
“The SMART FPS Compact uses AXI’s ALGAE-X Fuel Conditioner to optimize fuel for peak engine performance, greater reliability and less pollution. Its small footprint of only 10-by-7 inches makes the SMART FPS Compact Fuel Polishing System the ideal solution when space is a commodity, ” said Wout Lisseveld, AXI’s CEO.
 
AXI designed the SMART FPS Compact Fuel Polishing System for use in remote locations where fuel quality is often questionable. Even fresh fuel may contain water, sediment and microbes upon delivery. The SMART FPS Compact polishes and optimizes fuel at 80 gallons per hour, with particulate filtration as fine as 10-microns. 
 
AXI’s patented Green Clean Certified Technology and Equipment restores, optimizes, and maintains fuel quality, guaranteeing peak engine performance and reliable power while lowering operating costs. AXI’s commitment to customer service and superior engineering has propelled the company to a leadership position in the market and promoted a more efficient use our planet’s non-renewable resources. 
 

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