Hy-Carbon Engine Clean
Brackmills MOT offers Hydrogen Carbon Engine Cleaning.
To book an engine clean please Call : 01604 765086
It’s the combustion process, inside your engine, that is responsible for producing soot deposits in cylinders, pistons, particle filters, EGR valves and turbos. Clogged parts prevent the engine from functioning properly. If carbon deposits (soot) are not removed regularly, faults can occur and the costs can soon mount up (expect around 350 euros per EGR valve and up to 2000 euros for a turbo...).
How can the Hy-Carbon station help?
Certified by the Ministry of Transport and Bureaux Veritas, the Hy-Carbon technology offers a unique and patented solution to engine clogging.
Originating from the industrial world and recognised by the press for its reliability, Hy-Carbon removes carbon deposits from deep inside engines by injecting hydrogen into the intake manifold.
The passage of this hydrogen through the engine ensures the regeneration of all its components. Once regenerated, the engine rediscovers its torque, faults are corrected and pollutants are reduced by more than half.
Why choose carbon cleaning with hydrogen over chemical additives?
Hydrogen carbon cleaning is the result of the development of a natural phenomenon - the enrichment of the air/fuel mixture within your combustion engine.
This process is effective and non-aggressive as it doesn’t introduce any corrosive chemical products into your engine.
The carbon deposits are simply dissolved in the engine and are expelled naturally with the exhaust fumes which are collected in a filter designed for this purpose.
What’s responsible in more than 75% of cases? A clogged engine.
Economical
No consumables so no surprises in terms of operating costs. What’s more, the station is autonomous so your workforce isn’t affected.
Innovative
The EGR Pilot option is an exclusive patented innovation that controls the EGR valve to ensure highly efficient carbon cleaning.
Robust
The technology was developed in 2008 for the industrial world and for the most challenging environments such as sea boat engines.







