Mobility

Fuel additives for performance and handling requirements in transport fuels. Select a category by the fuel property or operating issue, then review candidate formulations against the intended fuel blend.

Discuss your application

Start with the fuel requirement

Fuel composition, storage conditions and intended end use shape the selection. Octane, ignition quality, oxidation stability, cold flow, lubricity and conductivity require different evaluations.

Share the base-fuel analysis, target properties and existing additive package to identify the relevant category.

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Antistatic agents

Antistatic additives support conductivity control in low-conductivity fuels and selected organic solvents.

Fuel antioxidants

Fuel antioxidants are used to limit oxidation reactions that can affect fuel quality during storage and distribution.

Cetane number improvers

Cetane number improvers are used to adjust diesel ignition quality.

Organic octane boosters

Organic octane boosters are evaluated as components of gasoline blending programs.

Cold flow improvers and wax anti-settling additives

Cold flow improvers and wax anti-settling additives address different aspects of low-temperature fuel behavior.

Lubricity improvers

Lubricity improvers are used in diesel and other middle-distillate fuels where the untreated fuel provides insufficient lubrication.

Hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan scavengers

Hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan scavengers are evaluated for treatment of specific sulfur species in hydrocarbon streams.

Friction modifiers

Fuel friction modifiers are evaluated as part of gasoline and diesel additive formulations.

Discuss product selection

Share the application, operating conditions and requirements that matter to your evaluation. Product-specific properties, use guidance and handling information are provided in the relevant product data sheet and safety data sheet.

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