NTROPYX · Product decision

NTROPYX product selection starts with the fuel.

One Swiss molecular combustion catalyst platform, specified by operating fuel family. Select the fuel, model the gain, verify the proof.

Product identity Combustion catalyst, not fuel additive.

NTROPYX is presented as a catalytic platform for hydrocarbons, not as a detergent, booster or generic additive catalogue.

Commercial power Up to 1 : 100,000,000 in pure form.

A very small logistics footprint: one litre of pure catalyst can treat up to one hundred million litres of fuel.

Operational change Point-of-fill dosing.

Into the tank, bunker, road tanker, pipeline or storage system. No injector, no engine re-map.

§ 01 · Product range

The visual product cabinet.

The white bottle covers road and standard fuels. Brown and black are reserved for marine fuel calibration.

NTROPYX product range: white bottle for road and standard fuels, brown and black bottles for marine fuels NTROPYX visual product cabinet with product bottles and premium fuel performance context NTROPYX product cabinet for road and standard fuel families NTROPYX product cabinet with premium bottles and clean combustion context
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White bottle: diesel, gasoline, HVO, biodiesel, heating oil. Brown + black: HSFO, VLSFO, MGO, MDO, IFO380.

§ 02 · Operating logic

Same catalyst logic. Different operating fuel.

The product page must answer the buyer’s first questions immediately: what bottle, what fuel, what changes operationally, and where the proof sits.

What changes

Fuel combustion quality and operating efficiency are the target.

What does not change

No engine hardware, no injector installation, no fuel-system redesign.

How to size it

Use annual litres, fuel type, sector and dosing profile before commercial quotation.

Where to verify

Proof ledger, simulator and sector pages carry the evidence and economics.

Commercial route

Know the fuel family first. Then model the gain.

Start with the bottle family, verify the proof, then run the simulator with your annual volume and fuel price.