Over time the fuel used to power vehicles, either petrol, diesel, LPG or methane, generates carbon residues that deposit on essential components, such as the pistons, valves, injectors, particulate filter, catalysts and inevitably leads to a progressive deterioration of engine efficiency.
This translates into lower performance, high consumptions, more pollution and extra costs due to unexpected repairs.
The solution is H2 BLASTER, the new tool developed by TEXA that, using the combined power of hydrogen and oxygen, cleans the parts involved in the internal combustion process completely and restores the engine’s optimal performance, at the same reducing consumptions and harmful emissions.

H2 BLASTER in action efficient, powerful, highly performing
H2 BLASTER uses the water electrolysis process to generate oxyhydrogen, a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen that, with the
engine cold and warm, is injected into the intake manifold through the practical service pipe and reaches the combustion
chamber. Here the gas is triggered by the high temperature and
reacts transforming into water vapour and high pressure.
