DAVCO Technology, the North American leader in diesel fuel water separators and diesel fuel filtration systems, has introduced its new Fuel Pro® 499 model diesel fuel/water separator for Class 8 trucks. The new model features a higher filtration capacity which helps increase overall engine protection and improve uptime. The announcement came at a press conference held by DAVCO-parent Clarience Technologies at ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council in New Orleans.
“We are proud to introduce the Fuel Pro® 499, the latest fuel/water separator to our Fuel Pro line,” said David Oliphant, Vice President, Sales, Marketing & Customer Service at DAVCO Technology. “With its advanced features and superior performance, it exemplifies our longstanding commitment to deliver innovative solutions driven by OEM requirements that exceed end customers' expectations.”
The new DAVCO Fuel Pro® 499 increases diesel fuel filtration capacity by nearly 70% when compared to previous models, leading to both improved engine protection as well as better uptime due to less frequent service requirements. Additionally, DAVCO designed the Fuel Pro® 499 to provide in-operation return fuel heat, which makes this product ideal for vehicles operating in extreme weather conditions, providing reliable performance when it matters most.
DAVCO has incorporated its Seeing is Believing® technology into the new model which provides drivers with the ability to see when their fuel filter truly needs replacement, reducing maintenance cost and minimizing downtime. Additionally, the model features Elemax® filter technology which maximizes filter life by forcing fuel to the lowest point of unused media area, optimizing its efficiency and driving more engine uptime.
“The DAVCO Fuel Pro® 499 sets a new standard in diesel fuel filtration,” said Joe Schaffer, Director of Engineering at DAVCO Technology. “With its larger filter and enhanced particulate holding capacity, this model offers unparalleled filtration performance and uptime ensuring optimal engine protection in demanding operating conditions.”