DEF stands for diesel exhaust fluid, which is an emissions control fluid used to reduce the amount of air pollution created by a diesel engine.

The diesel exhaust fluid is sprayed into the exhaust stream of diesel vehicles in order to break down the NOx emissions into harmless nitrogen and water.

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NOx is oxide of nitrogen that is released from the engine, which is known to be harmful to our health as well as the environment.

The utilization of DEF is estimated as a ratio of diesel fuel that is utilized. Medium and substantial duty trucks have a dosing pace of 2-3%. Which means, if your truck has a fuel efficiency of six miles per gallon and a dosing rate of 3% you will use roughly one gallon of DEF every 200 miles.

Typically, inhalation is not expected. However, in the event that you are in a small area, it is possible to inhale a small quantity of ammonia fumes. If this happens, move to an area of fresh air. If experiencing abnormal symptoms, your physician should be consulted.

This fluid should not be consumed. But, in the event that this should happen, please consult your physician immediately.

The cost of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is based upon your location, supply method as well as the amount of fluid that you would like to purchase.

Yes, we will match the marketplace’s requirements that includes accurate and timely delivery.

The tank needs to be as empty as possible before refilling.

No, wearing protective clothing is not necessary when filling up your tank. However, if you do spill any diesel exhaust fluid on your clothes, rinse it off with water. The tank needs to be as empty as possible before refilling.

Spilling a small amount of DEF would result in being washed away with water or simply wiped up. Leaving the fluid to dry will create white crystals. If a large amount of fluid has been spilled, please contact your DEF supplier for advice.

Diesel Exhaust Fluid has a shelf life of two years. If the fluid is exposed to direct sunlight or exposed to a temperature above 86 degrees, the shelf life may be reduced.

Yes, it may evaporate if stored at a high temperature for a long period of time since it is made up of 67.5% water. However, field tests have shown that even in higher temperatures there is no risk of evaporations from DEF tanks.