Cummins reveals range of Ecofit tanks for diesel exhaust fluid

Cummins Emissions Solutions, a division of Cummins, used Conexpo to introduce a range of EcoFit urea tanks and lines for those adopting SCR after-treatment systems. EcoFit includes four tank capacities – 19, 38, 57 and 114litres – including two different shape profiles for additional installation flexibility. The portfolio also includes electrically heated pressure, suction and throttle line lengths from 500mm to 3m.
March 6, 2014 Read time: 1 min
EcoFit tanks are offered in four capacities and two profiles
196 Cummins Emissions Solutions, a division of Cummins, used Conexpo to introduce a range of EcoFit urea tanks and lines for those adopting SCR after-treatment systems.

EcoFit includes four tank capacities – 19, 38, 57 and 114litres – including two different shape profiles for additional installation flexibility. The portfolio also includes electrically heated pressure, suction and throttle line lengths from 500mm to 3m.

A key component is the urea quality sensor – it detects and monitors the correct urea liquid composition, enabling an SCR system to function at peak performance.

The EcoFit range from Cummins Emissions Solutions offers customers the added convenience and integration benefits of a fully packaged after-treatment system.
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