Our air-assisted flushing quickly and efficiently removes dissolved ash without the dangers of hydraulic fracturing.

Competitor solutions attempt to ONLY wet clean a wet filter. Loose soot and ash creates sludge inside the filter when combined with water, creating a larger pressure barrier that risks hydraulic fracturing.

Removing loose soot and ash with the FSX TrapBlaster prior to wet cleaning reduces hydraulic force during wet cleaning, protecting your investment.

Most DPFs are completely clean in 20-25 minutes. However every DPF is different, and the visible cleaning process allows the operator to see when the cleaning is complete.

Unlike competitor products, you KNOW the filter is clean when the "mud" stops flowing!

Competitor products clean the entire filter at once and "appear" clean when water finds the "easy" path through the filter, leaving hard to remove ash behind.

The TrapRinser's air-knife cleans each cell individually with air-assisted water to safely flush dissolved ash from the filter. You KNOW when the ENTIRE filter is clean!

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Competitor products - even those using water and air - apply their cleaning force to the entire filter at the same time. When applied to the entire brick, there is no "safety valve" or escape path for high pressure, and this is applied to the entire brick, causing fractures of the ceramic substrate. Any existing small cracks are easily made larger.

FSX Air-Knife scanning uses air directed at individual cells to assist water flushing the ash out of the cells. If those cells are plugged, the air safely escapes to adjacent cells, preventing excessive force that causes hydraulic fracturing.

* - Fully automatic operation, but can be easily adjusted to focus clean on heavily loaded areas for a custom cleaning.

* - Adjustable nozzles allow access to hard to reach flanges and recessed cavities.

Fully adjustable for filter height to 36" and 20" diameter.