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Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Heating & Freeze Protection
Keep DEF above its freeze point in totes, drums, and tanks so fleets and equipment stay compliant and running.
Keep DEF above its freeze point in totes, drums, and tanks so fleets and equipment stay compliant and running.
Diesel exhaust fluid freezes at about 12°F (−11°C), and frozen or degraded DEF means SCR faults, derated engines, and downtime. Storage and dispensing have to stay above that point through the cold season.
AG Heat provides freeze protection and gentle warming for DEF in totes, drums, and bulk tanks, plus heated dispensing lines — keeping fleets, equipment, and fueling operations compliant and moving in winter.
Talk to UsFreeze protection and warming for diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) in totes, drums, and tanks.
Learn more →Wrap-around heaters that thaw, warm, and hold drum product at temperature.
Learn more →Custom-fit heated jackets that warm and freeze-protect tanks and vessels of any size.
Learn more →Heat trace and wraps that stop pipes and valves from freezing.
Learn more →Freeze Protection
Why DEF freezes, what it does to your equipment, and how to keep totes, drums, and tanks above the freeze point all winter.
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Why things freeze, what it costs, and how to keep pipes, product, and cylinders working through the coldest months.
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Five questions that get you to the right heater fast — without oversizing, guessing, or ending up with something that almost fits.
Read GuideDEF freezes at about 12F (-11C). A DEF-rated tote, drum, or tank heater holds it above freezing with controlled heat that does not overheat and degrade the fluid.
Frozen DEF strands trucks and dispensers, and SCR systems derate engines without usable DEF, taking vehicles out of service.
Give us the container, the product, and the conditions. We’ll match you to the right solution — fast.
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