Forklifts are equipment used in factories, processing zones, warehouses with the main task of lifting, lowering and moving goods from different locations in space. With its advantages, forklifts are indispensable assistants in the production and transportation of goods. However, because they use diesel engines, they create a significant amount of emissions into the atmosphere.

Based on DPF technology combined with DOC and SCR, Dr.Air launched the Dr.Air DS-3L diesel forklift exhaust treatment device, making forklifts perfect, supporting people in production activities with emissions minimized to the maximum level.
The harmful effects of diesel engine emissions on human health
Diesel engines use diesel oil as fuel, using compressed air to burn fuel. During operation, due to the impact of environmental conditions, temperature and some other factors, toxic substances such as CO, NOx, HC, dust are produced. These are all components that cause air pollution, leaving significant consequences for the respiratory tract as well as increasing the risk of death in humans.

The chart shows the proportion of substances in diesel engine exhaust.
Not only forklifts, diesel engines are widely used in many different fields such as: Trains, ships, generators, tractors, excavators, drills, trucks, passenger cars, … If diesel engine exhaust is not treated, air pollution will become increasingly serious. Therefore, the application and use of diesel engine exhaust treatment equipment is very necessary.

Advantages of Dr.Air DS-3L diesel engine exhaust gas treatment machine
In addition to the ability to effectively treat gases generated during diesel engine operation, Dr.Air brand diesel engine exhaust treatment machines also possess the following advantages:
- Simple design, easy to connect to the motor
- Advanced processing technology, high temperature resistance, durable operation
- Reasonable price, suitable for many types of vehicles
- Enjoy warranty and preferential policies from supplier Dr.Air




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