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AdBlue News
Lucy Terry - 17 May 2012
Piusi recently unveiled the
Piusi Automatic AdBlue nozzle in partnership with its UK
distributor Centre Tank.
This product prevents AdBlue accidentally being dispensed into a
diesel tank.
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Chris Goodfellow - 16 May 2012
Mercedes-Benz has started series production of its Euro VI
compliant Citaro bus model at the manufacturer's EvoBus
plant in Mannheim, Germany.
The new models use Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
technology, which requires AdBlue, Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR)
and a Diesel Particulate...
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Chris Goodfellow - 16 May 2012
Integer Research has launched a Canadian AdBlue, termed Diesel
Exhaust Fluid (DEF), locator to help truck fleets and
owner-operators to locate the nearest DEF supply. The company
operates discoverDEF.com.
discoverDEF.
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Chris Goodfellow - 11 May 2012
The company Aide Automotive has launched a new
product to protect AdBlue from contamination.
The AdBlue Cap will prevent diesel contamination
within a truck's AdBlue tank which occurs as a result of
miss-fuelling.
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Chris Goodfellow - 3 May 2012
Polish AdBlue manufacturer Zaklady Chemiczne Police plans to
increase the capacity of its plant in Police from 100,000 to
200,000 tonnes of AdBlue per year.
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Lucy Terry - 30 Apr 2012
Germany now has 1,002 locations equipped with AdBlue pumps, over
400 more than France, the country with the second-largest number of
pumps, according to the latest edition of Integer's
AdBlue & DEF Monitor.
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Chris Goodfellow - 20 Apr 2012
Greenox AdBlue manufacturer and distributor Tennants Distribution has opened
a second UK-based plant in Oldbury.
Tim Griffiths, AdBlue Manager at Tennants, told FindAdBlue.com: "We opened the new plant to
better service customers in the Midlands and Southern areas.
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Chris Goodfellow - 20 Apr 2012
John Deere says that its new PowerTech PSS
9.0L Stage IV diesel engine will consume AdBlue at between 1-3% of
diesel use.
Unlike previous models the new power train combines Selective
Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and cooled Exhaust Gas Recirculation
(EGR) technology.
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