AFC-705 Ultra Premium Fuel Additive

The original AFC-705 fuel additive is designed to reduce emissions, carbon deposits, and downtime while increasing an engine's horsepower, fuel economy, and lubricity; all at 1:5000 treatment ratio. AFC-705 also helps with the breakdown and prevention of common contaminants in the tank.

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What's inside afc-705

Combustion Catalyst

Increases horsepower, improves fuel economy, lowers exhaust emissions, prevents carbon deposit buildup

Fuel Stabilizer

Stabilizes fuel up to 12 months, maintaining fuel quality for longer periods of time, eliminating the need to drain fuel before storage

Corrosion Inhibitor

Prevents the development of corrosion in the fuel tank and engine to reduce maintenance and increase overall longevity

AFC-705 is compatible with gasoline, diesel, and all hydrocarbon-based fuels.

Detergent

Cleans engine of carbon deposits, protects against power loss, prevents filter plugging caused by thermal stressing

Lubricity enhancer

Extends engine life by reducing wear on moving parts through the addition of lubrication compounds in the fuel

Dispersant

Enhances breakdown of fuel contaminants such as sludge that develop in the tank

SURFACTANT

Emulsifies or pulls free water into the fuel to inhibit the proliferation of microbial ("algae") contamination in the tank

8 oz. Bottle

Treats 320 gallons of fuel.

1 Gallon Jug

Treats 5,000 gallons of fuel.

55 Gallon Drum

Treats 265,000 gallons of fuel.*

1:5000 Treatment ratio

AFC-705 is highly concentrated and available in multiple sizes, each intended for different use cases where the volume of fuel begin treated can differ greatly.

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*55 gallon drums are only filled with 53 gallons to allow for thermal expansion.

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