Protect engines with hard working lubricity improvers

Over the last two decades, increasingly stringent global fuel emission regulations have required refiners to dramatically reduce the level of sulfur in fuels in a push for greener, more environmentally-friendly fuels.

Hydroprocessing is typically used to desulfurize fuel and reduce aromatic levels. As well as reducing these elements, the process also removes trace materials which provide natural lubricity to fuels.

Diesel engines rely on fuel to lubricate many of the moving parts of fuel injection equipment. Low fuel lubricity can lead to fuel pump wear and engine failure.

To meet the lubricity requirements of many diesel fuel specifications, lubricity improvers are therefore frequently required to protect against engine wear and reduce maintenance costs.

Fuel additives, such as lubricity improvers, can prevent against engine wear and reduce maintenance costs.

The simple addition of our non-metallic, phosphorous-free fuel lubricity improvers provides effective boundary lubrication for a broad range of diesel fuels and other middle distillates.

Our high performance fuel treatments for lubricity improvement are based on two chemistries, to meet a wide range of application requirements.