Biodiesel Production System. Biodiesel Productcion System Creates Cheap Biodiesel Fuels

The "70 Cents A Gallon" title doesn't mean there's a secret bootleg gas station out there selling gasoline for 70 cents a gallon. Nor does it mean you can board a time machine and regress back to 1978 when gas was about 70 cents a gallon.

70 Cents a Gallon, manufactures and sells a variety of biodiesel processors and accessories. And before you say you have a gas-powered vehicle and not a diesel, rest assured this will work in either gas or diesel.

They offer a rapid cost effective solution to help individuals and companies save money on fuel costs, gas or diesel. Commercial fleets on average, have increased fuel mileage between 7% and 19% and reduced emissions by 30%. The fumeless drywash processor design allows customers to have the safest, fastest, and most cost-effective means of making Biodiesel.

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70 Cents A Gallon provides a variety of services for its clients, from pre-sales consultation to onsite custom installations, they do it all. They also have new technologies becoming available to the market place to help save you money and reduce production time.

To make your own Biodiesel fuel with your Biodiesel System, you can use used cooking oil, soybean oil, palm oil, cottonseed oil, animal fats, and many more.

FREE Waste Vegetable Oil. 70CentsaGallon.com wants to make sure you have what you need to produce Biodiesel fuel. Some of our customers have been expressing concern about having enough feedstock waste vegetable oil (WVO). We are here to help! Each of our customers will receive 30-gallons of free waste vegetable oil per month while supplies last. This applies to current and previous customers, limit one customer per household Click Here For Details

To find the feedstock oil to use in your Biodiesel Processor, you must first realize that some oil collection sites are better than others. Try to avoid collection locations that do not change their oils often, but if that is all that is available, its okay, you may have to use more Lye and Methanol for the transcertification process. Asian restuarants are known for changing their oil very frequently. Other sources would be schools, stadium concession stands, etc.

So now all you have to do is pick out your Biodiesel Processor according to your needs and types of vehicles. Consult with your 70 Cents a Gallon rep.

Then Biodiesel up your vehicle and head back to 1978 and 70 Cents a Gallon.

70CentsaGallon.com produces Ultrasonic, Automated, Continuous Batch and Manual Systems for the production of Biodiesel fuel.

70 Cents a Gallon is an authorized PUROLITE ion exchange resin dealer for North America. PUROLITE PD 206 is a dry polishing media specifically formulated for removing by-products remaining after Transesterification process to produce pure, clean Biodiesel fuel.

70 Cents a Gallon provides consultation, education and installation.

Your Safety and Satisfaction is the most important thing to us.

We are one of the few companies in the USA that provides turnkey solutions for individuals and corporations with plans on self-producing Biodiesel fuel. Click Here For Details

70CentsaGallon.com can help your fleet reduce it's carbon footprint and cut fuel costs. Fleet managers and busy contractors that use diesel trucks daily to run their businesses can also run their fleets on BioDiesel fuel they make themselves on-site.

It hardly needs stating, volatile and record-breaking fuel prices pose fleet managers biggest challenge. In fact, the cost of fuel is closing in on depreciation as the largest expense. Fleet funding company Alphabet found 39% of managers say fuel prices are the biggest motivator of fleet policy changes. Fleets are tackling the fuel cost situation in a number of different ways to include Alternative fuels. B-500 is versatile to meet your corporate fuel needs.

School buses are one of the largest mass transit programs in the United States. Every school day, some 440,000 yellow school buses transport more than 24 million children to and from schools and school-related activities.

At the current time, the vast majority of the school buses are powered by heavy-duty diesel engines and consume conventional #2 diesel fuel (although a small share of school bus engines now in use are designed for gasoline).

"We are a school bus fleet. We have 32 buses, and we have used about 80,000 gallons of B20 in the last year. We decided to make the switch to Biodiesel because we were worried about the health of our students, staff and the public from breathing diesel exhaust. Everyone in our school district now breathes easier now that we are running B20." Wayne Hettler, St. Johns, MI