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Low exhaust emissions
April 1st 2007

Nissan's latest DX Series ultra-low emission gas truck includes as standard the company's Tri-Cat system.

It is said to reduce harmful emissions by up to 98% and to guarantee maximum fuel economy.

The system, a combination of three-way catalytic converter and computerised engine management technology, will be introduced across the range of Nissan LP gas trucks this year in an enhanced Tri- Cat Ultra version.

The company believes the system to be the only lift truck installation of its type with a catalyst that addresses all three of the toxic substances produced when LP gas is burnt. It is said to reduce carbon monoxide by 91%, hydrocarbons by 96% and oxides of nitrogen by 98%.

A further feature is the fuel economy achieved through constant engine management.

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