FASTECH Advances FASTMAX Hydrogen Fueling Station to Final Assembly in California
FASTECH has progressed to the final assembly stage of its FASTMAX Transportable Hydrogen Fueling Station in California, following successful production milestones in collaboration with Kwik Equipment. The station, designed for high-pressure hydrogen operations, features key components like the Maximator 1.5 Compression Module and Kustec Racoon 45 Hydrogen Chiller, and will undergo final integration and testing at FASTECH's Fountain Valley facility. Once operational, FASTMAX will adhere to SAE J2601 protocols, enhancing hydrogen accessibility across the U.S.
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FASTECH has achieved significant production milestones for its FASTMAX Transportable Hydrogen Fueling Station, aimed at enhancing hydrogen accessibility in the U.S. In collaboration with Kwik Equipment, the company has completed trailer fabrication and mounted key hydrogen components, including the Maximator 1.5 Compression Module and Kustec Racoon 45 Hydrogen Chiller.
The 50-foot trailer is designed for high-pressure hydrogen operations and features stability enhancements. The next phase involves moving to FASTECH's Fountain Valley facility for final integration and Factory Acceptance Testing.
Once operational, FASTMAX will provide fueling at up to 700 bar following SAE J2601 protocols, utilizing advanced safety systems. FASTECH has constructed over 50 hydrogen stations, reinforcing its role as a leader in hydrogen and CNG infrastructure.
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