Fuel Maker Corporation

FuelMaker manufactures, distributes, installs and services their Vehicle Refueling Appliances (VRA) and accessories for fueling vehicles powered by CNG.

  • We have been providing refueling infrastructure solutions for over twelve years. With over 8,000 VRAs sold worldwide, FuelMaker is a leader in the alternative fuels industry.
  • The FuelMaker System is established as the benchmark VRA with 94 international patents and a state-of-the-art patented natural gas compressor that can be installed almost anywhere.

Our VRA is targeted at small to medium sized fleets of commercial vehicles, in-plant vehicles, such as forklifts and ice cleaners, other specialty vehicles and smaller vehicle populations.

The FuelMaker System's design has the flexibility to fuel vehicles quickly (Fast-Fill) or over a period of time (Time-Fill), as required. The result is an efficient fueling system that meets the widespread customer demands of convenience, practicality and low cost.


FuelMaker Corporation

70 Worcester Road

Toronto ON M9W 5X2

Tel: 416-674-3034

Fax: 416-674-3042

1-877-FUELMAKER (383-5625)cdninfo@fuelmaker.com

FuelMaker Corporation

3109 Normandy Drive

McKinney, TX 75070

Tel: 972-542-2002

Fax: 972-542-29401-800-898-FUEL (3835)

usinfo@fuelmaker.com

Technical Support (North America)
1-800-263-8569 techsupport@fuelmaker.com
International
( Outside North America )

FuelMaker Corporation

70 Worcester Road

Toronto ON M9W 5X2

CANADAFax: +1 416 674 3042

+1 416 674 3034 x210 sales@fuelmaker.com
Technical Support (International)
+1 416 674 3034 x258 techsupport@fuelmaker.com


http://www.fuelmaker.com/

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