TK-712 HyOctane™ Catalyst

Conventional fuels

Ultra-low sulfur gasoline with minimal octane loss.

High metal tolerance and optimized HDS activity.

Versatile catalyst for all FCC post-treatment steps.

CoMo catalyst designed for Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) gasoline post-treatment

This is one of our CoMo catalysts for Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) gasoline post-treatment.

The TK-712 HyOctane™ offers optimized hydrodesulfurization (HDS) activity, minimal octane loss and high metal poisoning tolerance. The catalyst delivers superior results when used in the HDS reactor(s) in the FCC gasoline post-treatment unit.

The catalyst enables the production of ultra-low sulfur gasoline (ULSG), while preserving octane levels.

A member of the HyOctane catalyst series

TK-712 HyOctane is a member of our HyOctane catalyst series. These catalysts have been developed to support all steps in FCC gasoline post-treatment applications. Their optimized activity and selectivity enable the removal of sulfur to ultra-low levels while retaining high octane numbers, allowing a stable, flexible, and profitable production of high-quality gasoline.

Other catalysts in the HyOctane series are TK-703 HyOctane™, TK-747 HyOctane™ and TK-710 HyOctane™.

Application

TK-712 HyOctane is applied in Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) gasoline post-treatment.

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