Fuel sulfur scavengers are chemical additives designed to reduce sulfur content in fuels by converting sulfur compounds into less harmful forms. They help in minimizing emissions and protecting engine components from sulfur-related corrosion. These additives are commonly used in fuel systems to enhance performance and comply with environmental regulations.

Fuel Sulfur Scavengers:
- Size: Typically available in liquid form, container sizes range from 1L to 1000L.
- Grade: Industrial-grade, compliant with ISO 8217 and ASTM D975 standards.
- Viscosity: 10-50 cSt at 40°C, depending on formulation.
- Buoyancy: Not applicable (liquid form).
- Material: Organic or inorganic compounds, often amine-based or magnesium-based.

Fuel Systems:
- Size: Varies by application (e.g., small tanks for automotive, large tanks for marine).
- Grade: Designed for diesel, gasoline, or marine fuels, meeting industry standards.
- Viscosity: System components rated for fuel viscosities up to 700 cSt.
- Buoyancy: N/A (solid or fixed components).
- Material: Stainless steel, aluminum, or polymer-based for corrosion resistance.