Stay Ahead of Cold Weather Challenges
Stay Ahead of Cold Weather Challenges with Our Solutions
Cold temperatures can cause serious issues for your onboard fuels. Wax formation in fuel can lead to blocked filters, pipelines, and even equipment failure—sometimes at temperatures as high as 15°C.
Don’t let winter conditions disrupt your operations.
Our Complete Cold-Weather Fuel Care Portfolio
Unitor™ DieselPower CFPP
Designed to protect your fuel system when temperatures drop. This advanced additive lowers the Cold Filter Plugging Point (CFPP), in some cases even down to –25 degree, ensuring smooth fuel flow and reliable engine performance.
Key Benefits:
- Significantly lowers CFPP
- Prevents blockages caused by wax formation
- Reduces wax particle size for better flow
- Avoids unscheduled stops and costly downtime
- Minimizes the heating demand for your fuel
Unitor™ FuelPower PPD
Your first line of defence against waxing in heavier fuels (f.e. VLSFO). FuelPower PPD improves the pour point properties and helps maintain fuel stability, reducing the risk of filter clogging and operational interruptions.
Benefits:
- Lowers the Pour Point
- Improves cold flow performance
- Protects against waxing in harsh conditions
- Helps lower the energy required to heat your fuel
- Optimizes fuel properties to require less heating
Unitor™ Dieso Test Kit
Knowledge is power. Our Dieso Test Kit gives you quick, accurate insights into your fuel quality—so you can act before problems occur.
Benefits:
- Easy-to-use onboard testing
- Detects fuel issues early
- Helps you stay compliant and avoid costly surprises
Why Choose Us?
- Proven solutions with Unitor™ for cold-weather fuel challenges
- 24/7 global support
- Trusted by operators worldwide
Is your fuel fit for purpose?
ISO 8217 specifies a pour point of -6°C, but waxing can start much earlier—at temperatures as high as 15°C. Don’t risk unscheduled maintenance or engine failure. Protect your operations today.
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