Typical dose: 1 L per 1,000 L of diesel (confirm with us for your setup). Add it to your tank or bulk storage before the cold sets in, then fuel the way you always do.
Anyone who runs diesel equipment in Alberta knows the first real cold snap of the season. One week the trucks start without a thought, and the next the yard is full of people checking block heaters, warming filters and waiting on units that should already be on the road. Prairie winters are long, the temperature can drop fast overnight, and a lot of the work that keeps the province moving happens in the dark, early, in the cold.
That's why winter fuel planning is something most fleet managers, mine maintenance planners and farm operators think about well before December. Anti-Gel Rocket Juice is our winter diesel treatment, think of it as Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer for cold conditions. In winter you use it instead of Rocket Juice, not together with it. It's sold the same way: direct, in sizes that suit a single truck or a full bulk tank.
Winter diesel in Canada is already blended for the season by fuel suppliers, and many operators are happy with that alone. Others prefer to add a treatment of their own, especially when fuel sits in storage tanks, when equipment works far from a heated shop, or when they buy fuel ahead of the season and want a consistent routine for every tank they fill. If that sounds like your operation, Anti-Gel Rocket Juice gives you a simple, measured way to treat your fuel.
We are an Edmonton company. Our team has spent years around heavy equipment, highway tractors and farm machinery, and we built our product line around the people we work with every day: owner-operators, fleet shops, mine site maintenance crews and family farms. When you call us, you talk to people who know what a cold morning in a yard in Grande Prairie or Fort McMurray feels like.
This page explains how Anti-Gel Rocket Juice is dosed, how to add it to a truck tank or a bulk tank, how much you'll need for a season, and how to order. If you have a question the page doesn't answer, call 1-780-723-0301 and we'll walk you through it.
A tractor with two 500 L saddle tanks holds about 1,000 L. That's 1 L of Anti-Gel Rocket Juice for a full fill.
A 5,000 L farm fuel tank takes 5 L of Anti-Gel Rocket Juice to treat a full load.
A 50,000 L site tank takes 50 L. Totes and barrels make larger volumes simple.
We kept the ratio simple on purpose. Most people working with diesel already think in thousands of litres: a fuel delivery, a full set of saddle tanks, a farm tank, a cardlock bill. With one litre per thousand, you can do the math in your head standing next to the pump.
For smaller tanks, work it out by proportion. A pickup with a 100 L tank needs about 100 mL. A skid steer or a small loader with a 150 L tank needs about 150 mL. For those, a measuring cup or one of our small extraction and fill pumps makes dosing quick and keeps things tidy.
Not sure what your tanks hold? Check the equipment manual or the tank's data plate, or call us. We can help you build a simple dosing chart for every unit in your yard so your drivers and operators never have to guess.
Work out how many litres of diesel you're about to put in. Use 1 L of Anti-Gel Rocket Juice for every 1,000 L.
Pour Anti-Gel Rocket Juice into the tank before you fill, so the incoming diesel mixes it through.
Fill at the cardlock, from the yard tank or from your delivery. No extra steps after that.
If you store diesel on site, the easiest routine is to treat the storage tank when a delivery arrives. Add Anti-Gel Rocket Juice just before the truck pumps in, so the delivery does the mixing for you. Then every unit fuelled from that tank gets treated fuel without anyone having to think about it.
For drivers who fuel at cardlocks, keep a 1 L jug in the cab or a case in the shop. Add the right amount before each fill. Drivers tell us the habit takes about a week to stick, and after that it's automatic.
Anti-Gel Rocket Juice is used instead of Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer when the cold sets in, not together with it. Think of it as Rocket Juice for cold conditions. If you'd like a hand planning when to switch over, call us and we'll work it out with you.
Store containers sealed, upright and out of direct sunlight. Follow the label and the Safety Data Sheet for handling, personal protective equipment and disposal. Ask us for the SDS any time.
Enter the diesel you expect to use over the cold months. The calculator shows how much Anti-Gel Rocket Juice you need at 1 L per 1,000 L, and, for comparison, what Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer could save on a similar volume at our 15% estimate. The two products are used instead of each other, not together. All figures are estimates only.
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Estimate only, based on the numbers you enter and typical industry figures. Actual results vary.
Contact us for a quoteThe Anti-Gel figure is straightforward: litres of diesel divided by 1,000, rounded up. The savings figure is a separate estimate for Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer. It takes your fuel cost and applies the 15% factor, which we use as a conservative planning number across the site. Your own result depends on your equipment, your duty cycle, your fuel and how you run. Use it as a starting point for a conversation, not a promise.
If you want a quote for the season, send us your estimated winter volume and how you fuel (cardlock, yard tank or site storage). We'll come back with the sizes that fit and a bulk price. Larger operations can also ask about a free trial.
Highway tractors running the QEII, Highway 16 and the northern routes.
Haul trucks, loaders and support equipment fuelled from site storage.
Tractors, combines and farm trucks fuelled from the farm tank.
Graders, plows and loaders that work when the weather is worst.
Each industry fuels differently, and that changes how you'll want to buy. Trucking fleets often split between cardlock fills on the road and a yard tank at home, so a mix of 1 L jugs for the cab and a barrel or tote for the yard works well. Mine sites usually run large storage, where totes keep handling to a minimum. Farms tend to fuel from a single tank, so a pail or barrel covers most of a season.
See our Trucking, Mining and Agriculture pages for more on how each industry uses our products, including calculators set up with typical figures for each one.
Anti-Gel Rocket Juice is available by quote only. Use the Contact us for a quote button and we'll get back to you. Our Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer sizes and prices are listed in the shop now, and Anti-Gel Rocket Juice is quote-only for now.
When you contact us, tell us roughly how much diesel you burn over the winter, how many units you run and how you fuel. We'll recommend container sizes, give you a bulk price and arrange delivery or pickup from our Edmonton location at 18215 114 Ave NW #101.
Ordering early helps. Demand for winter products climbs fast once the first cold snap arrives, and planning ahead means your fuel is treated before you need it rather than after.
The typical dose is 1 L for every 1,000 L of diesel, but confirm with us for your equipment. For a 500 L tank, that's 500 mL. For a 20,000 L storage tank, that's 20 L.
Add it before you fill, so the incoming fuel mixes it in. For storage tanks, add it just before a delivery.
No. Anti-Gel Rocket Juice is used instead of Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer in cold conditions, not together with it. Call us if you'd like help planning when to switch.
For now, contact us for a quote. Rocket Juice Diesel Enhancer is available in the shop today.
We're based in Edmonton and products are shipped across Canada. Contact us with your location and we'll sort out delivery or pickup.
Tell us how much diesel you run through the cold months and we'll put together a quote for Anti-Gel Rocket Juice.
