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What are the benefits of ANTISMOG hydrogen premix technology for garages?

ANTISMOG hydrogen carbon-cleaning system, based on hydrogen premix core technology, delivers tangible benefits to garage owners. The unique advantages of ANTISMOG’s offering are: Additional revenue for the Garages; Consistent, verifiable vehicle performance improvements; No CAPEX, no OPEX; Increased Customer loyalty; Additional revenue with no additional manpower ANTISMOG C-600 machine is a revenue generator for the […]

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Garages capitalise on the benefits of hydrogen premix technology fully unlocking the preventive maintenance concept

The carbon-cleaning service offering was launched in 2021, with the idea of sharing widely the benefits of hydrogen premix technology with the Mobility sector. The early adopters among garage mechanics took the concept on board and partnered with ANTISMOG to offer this innovative service to their clients. Based on the feedback from 150+ garages in […]

Carbon-cleaning of a police vehicle 🚓

Carbon cleaning of a municipal police vehicle using ANTISMOG C-600 machine: engine, EGR valve, DPF, all return to almost “as-new” conditions! What can cause carbon deposits, particularly for the police vehicles, and how can this problem be addressed? Common causes of carbon deposits Prolonged driving in start-and-stop traffic Cold starts Short journeys with a cold […]

What is HHO carbon-cleaning?

“Carbon cleaning” or “HHO carbon cleaning” is the process of removal of carbon deposits from the internal surfaces of the engine and the exhaust tract components, using a mixture of Hydrogen and Oxygen. Briefly, the process of HHO carbon cleaning consists of the following steps: Production of HHO gas by electrolysis; Pre-mixing of HHO gas […]

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What physical and chemical phenomena are the basis of removing carbon deposits with hydrogen-oxygen gas (HHO)?

The basis of removing the carbon deposits in a combustion engine by HHO gas is the chemical reaction between Carbon and Hydrogen and Oxygen, at elevated pressure and temperature, facilitated by the presence of traces of Nickel and Cobalt. Context HHO carbon-cleaning is the process of removing carbon deposits from the internals of the combustion […]