Chemtura Petroleum additives forms exclusive mid-east distributorship with Aviation Technology & Turbine Services
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Chemtura Corporation's Petroleum Additives business group has named Aviation Technology and Turbine services, Inc. (ATTS) of Marlton, NJ, as exclusive distributor of its Hybase line of magnesium sulfonate fuel additives (M-14D and derivatives) in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Yemen, and Oman.
According to the company, Hybase magnesium sulfonate fuel additives are highly effective at reducing SO3 emissions and controlling corrosion in gas turbines and other power generation units burning heavy fuels.
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