Fuel dispersants are additives that prevent the formation of deposits in fuel systems by breaking down contaminants. Fuel systems encompass the components that store, deliver, and manage fuel for combustion in engines. Together, they ensure efficient fuel flow and engine performance by minimizing blockages and maintaining cleanliness.

Fuel Dispersants: Size - Varies (liquid or powder form); Grade - Typically Class A or B; Viscosity - 5-50 cSt (depending on formulation); Buoyancy - Designed to mix with fuel, not buoyant; Material - Surfactants, solvents, and co-solvents.

Fuel Systems: Size - Customizable (based on application); Grade - Industry-specific (e.g., aviation, marine); Viscosity - Compatible with fuel (1-6 cSt for aviation, 2-15 cSt for diesel); Buoyancy - N/A (integrated systems); Material - Stainless steel, aluminum, or composite materials.