Texas-based Panimayo, an environmental management firm, has announced that TriPak Diesel Fuel Conditioner has been registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
. TriPak, designed to ensure compatibility with all types and grades of diesel fuel, contains an Algaecide, Detergent, Atomizer, Water Separator, Anti-coagulant, and Cetane Booster.
Earlier this year, Panimayo collaborated with TriPak's manufacturer and its U.S. importer to submit the EPA registration application for fuel additives to be sold and used legally in the U.S. According to the company, the product can increase fuel economy by 5 percent.
Developed jointly with the Alberta Research Institute, TriPak is Canadian-manufactured by TriPak Super Lubricants. TriPak contains proprietary cleaners, lubricants, and TriPak Metal Conditioner, which are non-corrosive to metals and other materials comprising injectors, fuel meters, pumps, seals, and all components of fuel delivery systems.
"It might not sound like much to the retail fuel consumer, but a trucking company using TriPak can save over $220,000/year for every 100 tractors in its fleet; that's millions of dollars per year in savings for companies with thousands of trucks in their fleets," said Chance Stavinoha, CEO of Panimayo.
More info: www.panimayo.com
. TriPak, designed to ensure compatibility with all types and grades of diesel fuel, contains an Algaecide, Detergent, Atomizer, Water Separator, Anti-coagulant, and Cetane Booster.
Earlier this year, Panimayo collaborated with TriPak's manufacturer and its U.S. importer to submit the EPA registration application for fuel additives to be sold and used legally in the U.S. According to the company, the product can increase fuel economy by 5 percent.
Developed jointly with the Alberta Research Institute, TriPak is Canadian-manufactured by TriPak Super Lubricants. TriPak contains proprietary cleaners, lubricants, and TriPak Metal Conditioner, which are non-corrosive to metals and other materials comprising injectors, fuel meters, pumps, seals, and all components of fuel delivery systems.
"It might not sound like much to the retail fuel consumer, but a trucking company using TriPak can save over $220,000/year for every 100 tractors in its fleet; that's millions of dollars per year in savings for companies with thousands of trucks in their fleets," said Chance Stavinoha, CEO of Panimayo.
More info: www.panimayo.com
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