Readiness
Support fuel-system cleanliness and lubrication in generator applications.
For industries · Resilience
Support critical and backup generation with disciplined fuel treatment.
Hospitals, telecom sites, data centers, water facilities, resorts, and other backup-power operators can use MaxDx1 in supported diesel generators.
Why it fits
A valid application—even when savings take longer to prove.
Critical facilities can use MaxDx1 in supported generators, but low annual runtime may make a controlled fuel-savings evaluation slower than in continuous-duty generation.
- Hospitals, telecom, and data centers
- Water and wastewater facilities
- Resorts, commercial facilities, peaking plants, and emergency generation
What MaxDx1 supports
Performance benefits, stated responsibly.
Results vary by engine, fuel, duty cycle, baseline condition, dose, and test method.
Fuel performance
Help improve combustion and fuel economy when sufficient runtime exists to measure it.
Accurate dosing
Base treatment on the actual tank volume.
Realistic evaluation
Low-hour backup equipment may require a longer period to demonstrate savings.
Practical guidance
Use the correct dose. Measure the real result.
Commercial evaluation should define equipment, fuel, operating conditions, baseline records, treatment protocol, and measurement period before conclusions are drawn.
Initial fuel treatment
Use two fluid ounces per 10 U.S. gallons of gasoline or diesel for the first tank only.
Normal fuel dose
After the first treatment, use one fluid ounce per 10 U.S. gallons at every fill.
Engine-oil treatment
Use one fluid ounce per quart of engine oil at every oil change.
Drums and dosing
Commercial supply and metering-system guidance are available by direct inquiry in the United States.
Use only in supported non-aviation applications. Results vary by engine, fuel, condition, duty cycle, dose, and test method.
Critical-power inquiry
Tell us what must stay online.
Share generator details, fuel, tank capacity, test schedule, annual runtime, and available fuel records.