Gasboy Unveils Warm Weather Atlas DEF Dispensers
The new Warm Weather Atlas diesel exhaust fluid dispenser from Gasboy offers a cheaper option for fluid dispensers in warmer climes

The new Warm Weather Atlas diesel exhaust fluid dispenser from Gasboy offers a cheaper option for fluid dispensers in warmer climes.
The new model shares the same components as the standard Atlas DEF model, but does not include a heated cabinet required for locations that can see temperatures approach the DEF freeze point of 12 degrees.
The Atlas line of DEF dispensers will minimize the operator's total cost of ownership by offering choices appropriate for the fleet location's climate.
Fleet operators can integrate control and management of DEF seamlessly into their existing cardlock, reporting and management infrastructure. All Atlas DEF dispenser models are fully compatible with Gasboy and other existing fleet management systems because they use the same communication interfaces as standard Gasboy Atlas dispensers.
The Atlas DEF dispensers also have the Gasboy footprint to minimize space on existing islands or skid tanks and the same rugged construction as all Gasboy Atlas models.
The Gasboy Atlas DEF dispensers measure DEF accurately and reliably using a Weights & Measures-approved mass flow meter that has no moving parts. The mass flow meter and hydraulics are stainless steel to protect against the corrosive characteristics of DEF. Special hanging hardware is also designed just for DEF.
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