Diesel Emissions Services

We thoroughly inspect each filter for signs of external damage, contamination, and wear, identifying any issues that might affect performance.

We record initial airflow, weight, and condition to create a baseline, ensuring clear tracking of improvements throughout the cleaning process.

Using high-pressure compressed air, we carefully dislodge large soot and ash particles from the filter, preparing it for deeper cleaning.

The filter undergoes a high-pressure water cleaning, reaching deep into the filter substrate to remove smaller particles that air-blasting alone may miss.

The filter is dried to eliminate any residual moisture, preventing interference with the thermal regeneration phase.

The filter is heat-treated at controlled temperatures to burn off remaining fine particulates, ensuring thorough decontamination.

After cooling, we perform a final airflow test and structural check to confirm that the filter meets performance standards.

The cleaned filter is securely sealed and labeled for safe transport, along with detailed documentation of the cleaning results.