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The ReX-100 system is designed for producing AUS32 (AdBlue) fluid for catalytic converters, while the ReX-100B is built for biodiesel fuel production. These units serve a broad range of users, from small businesses and farms to home use. No special skills or high operator qualification are required to run them. The ReX-100 and ReX-100B can produce up to 100 liters of biodiesel or AUS32 (AdBlue) per hour. At the heart of these innovative systems is the RX-34 magnetic-pulse cavitation processor, delivering a fundamentally new approach to the transesterification reaction or urea dissolution process. High-frequency magnetic-impulse cavitation treatment takes place inside the processors at the molecular level, exposing every component to the effects of magnetic-impulse cavitation.
Operating description: ReX-100B – biodiesel production (Image 1)

Image 1
The operator [3] (shown here at 180 cm for scale) fills tank [2] with the formulation-required amount of oil and switches on cavitation reactor [1]. The oil circulates in a closed loop between tank [2] and cavitation reactor [1], heating up as it flows. Right after that, the operator adds the alcohol-catalyst mixture into tank [2], which passes through a special hydrodynamic distribution device inside tank [2]. The alcohol-catalyst mixture is introduced evenly into the oil, with simultaneous heating and cavitation treatment in reactor [1].
Once the mixture reaches 70°C, the reacted mixture is pumped into a separation tank [4], where it splits into biodiesel and glycerin. The separation process is monitored through sight glass [5]. Once the reacted mixture has fully separated, the glycerin is drained first, followed by the biodiesel. The draining process is monitored through sight glass [5].
Operating description: ReX-100 – AUS32 (AdBlue) production (Image 2)

Image 2
The operator [3] (shown here at 180 cm for scale) fills tank [2] with the formulation-required amount of demineralized water and switches on cavitation reactor [1]. The water circulates in a closed loop between tank [2] and cavitation reactor [1], heating up as it flows. Right after that, the operator adds dry urea (carbamide) into tank [2], which passes through a special hydrodynamic distribution device inside tank [2]; the urea is introduced evenly into the demineralized water, with simultaneous heating and cavitation treatment in reactor [1]. After five minutes of processing, the finished product – AUS32 (AdBlue) – can be drained.
| Technical parameters | ReX-100 | ReX-100B |
|---|---|---|
| Max. capacity, L/h | 100 | 100 |
| Installed power, kW | 4 | 4 |
| Max admissible operating temperature, °C | 90 | 90 |
| Degree of automation | manual | manual |
| Floor space per module, m² | 0.55 | 0.99 |
| Dimensions (L × W × H), mm | 1100×500×1050 | 1100×900×1450 |
| Explosion-proof certification | ATEX | ATEX |
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