Less than two years after its launch, TEXA Deutschland – the German subsidiary of the TEXA Group – has achieved a significant milestone: in April, it delivered the one-thousandth unit of H2 BLASTER, the device that harnesses the combined power of hydrogen and oxygen to clean the components involved in the internal combustion process of petrol and diesel engines, confirming the strength of a solution that has quickly earned the trust of numerous workshops across Europe.

The milestone was celebrated on 8 May at the Auto-Klein workshop in Salach, near Göppingen (Baden-Württemberg). The event was attended by representatives of distributor WM-Fahrzeugteile, Product Line Manager Mario Giacomella, and TEXA Deutschland Managing Director Werner Arpogaus, who presented the owners of the workshop with a latest-generation TEXA diagnostic tablet as a token of appreciation.

H2 BLASTER was launched in 2024 and has since enjoyed growing popularity among automotive professionals, as it addresses a real and widespread need. The ageing vehicle fleet and increasingly shorter driving distances mean that workshops are frequently called upon to deal with vehicles showing performance issues caused by incomplete combustion. These lead to the build-up of deposits on EGR valves, combustion chamber walls and piston crowns. H2 BLASTER tackles the problem at its source, restoring the engine to its original condition while reducing fuel consumption and harmful emissions.

“The one-thousandth H2 BLASTER sold in Germany is a clear signal: the market recognises the value of this technology. We are very pleased with the results achieved so far and look with great satisfaction at the commercial milestones we are reaching beyond European borders as well,” commented Mario Giacomella.