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Fuel performance for mines, quarries, and heavy equipment.

High fuel consumption, long operating hours, and measurable duty cycles make heavy industrial sites strong candidates for a controlled MaxDx1 evaluation.

Why it fits

Built for high-load, high-consumption environments.

Mines and quarries can evaluate both stationary generation and supported diesel equipment while keeping each engine group and measurement baseline distinct.

  • Continuous-duty site generation
  • Heavy equipment and support fleets
  • Operating records provide the basis for application-specific evaluation
Mining & Heavy Equipment

What MaxDx1 supports

Performance benefits, stated responsibly.

Results vary by engine, fuel, duty cycle, baseline condition, dose, and test method.

High fuel use

Concentrate on equipment groups where measurable savings create meaningful value.

Lubricity

Support fuel-system and upper-cylinder lubrication in demanding diesel service.

Cleaner operation

Help address deposits, smoke, friction, and heat.

Controlled evaluation

Keep equipment, load, baseline, and measurement periods clearly defined.

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.

First tank only2 oz / 10 gal

Initial fuel treatment

Use two fluid ounces per 10 U.S. gallons of gasoline or diesel for the first tank only.

Every fill after1 oz / 10 gal

Normal fuel dose

After the first treatment, use one fluid ounce per 10 U.S. gallons at every fill.

Every oil change1 oz / quart

Engine-oil treatment

Use one fluid ounce per quart of engine oil at every oil change.

Commercial supply55 gal

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.

Industrial inquiry

Identify the equipment group with the strongest baseline.

Share fuel consumed, operating hours, load, equipment type, and the records you already maintain.