JLM Lubricants for today's cars

December 04, 2012

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For everyone that works with DPFs, or services vehicles with DPFs, this range of products is a must. The range includes Particulate Filter Cleaner, that acts as a preventative treatment and can also be used to cure blockages. The vast majority of diesel cars driven in Ireland are not being driven at motorway speeds for extended periods, which is a necessity for the DPF to clean itself. The accumulation of soot in the DPF will require a garage to clean it out with a DPF cleaner.

JLM Lubricants leads the way with the new Diesel Particulate Filter Cleaner. Suitable for all DPF filter types, JLM DPF Cleaner is added to the fuel tank every service interval for maximum cleaning power of the DPF.

How JLM diesel particulate filter cleaner works

JLM’s DPF cleaner has many benefits. For best results use as a preventative by simply adding the 100ml dose to the diesel tank when servicing. The additive operates in two ways.

First, it uses a catalyst to adhere to the soot particles during combustion, lowering the temperature at which they can be burnt off at. Secondly, the additive also increases the fuel burn temperature, in turn increasing the exhaust temperature, which increases the temperature inside the soot trap, burning off the soot, regenerating the filter.

Due the unique combination of additives contained in JLM DPFC, the soot burns at a lower temperature, so it will not cause a ‘runaway’ regeneration, or cause a failure due to excessive heat during regeneration.

JLM are committed to making a range of service products that the workshop professionals can rely on to do the job quickly, thoroughly & professionally. JLM products are manufactured to exacting TÜV standards, guaranteeing quality products at a competitive price.