Refinery Catalysts

Refinery Catalysts

Refinery Catalysts

At BASF, our Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) catalyst and additive offerings together with our expert technical services build the right solution to create value within any unit’s constraints.

We provide FCC innovations to maximize production of highly-valued petrochemicals and fuels for your unit’s unique needs. At BASF, we create chemistry for a sustainable future.

Mark Schmalfeld
Global Marketing Manager, Refining Catalyst

Why BASF?

BASF is a leader in innovative catalysts for the petroleum refining industry. We offer tailored FCC Catalysts based on your refinery's specific feedstock and desired output. Our solutions provide feed flexibility and sustainable options for all FCC units.

With a strong focus on customer-driven research and development, BASF continuously innovates its FCC Refining Catalysts portfolio, creating new technologies that enhance operational efficiency and profitability in the refining industry.

Refinery Catalyst Profile Portal
Our Refinery Profile provides independent means for refineries to track the performance of their catalyst unit, providing a wealth of information such as real-time data, graphics capabilities, and more.
BASF Refinery Map
Get an overview of BASF's innovative FCC catalysts, hydrogenation catalysts, and adsorbents for refinery applications.

FCC Catalysts

BASF is a pioneer in innovative catalysts for the petroleum refining industry. Whatever your refinery’s specific needs, BASF can provide a catalyst solution to meet them.

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FCC Co-Processing

BASF enables refiners to further their sustainability progress with innovative solutions for FCC co-processing of alternative feedstocks.

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FCC Additives

Additives allow refiners to optimize product selectivities and cost-effectively reach regulations without a large catalyst overhaul.

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FCC Technologies

BASF develops innovative technologies as the basis for our FCC Refining Catalysts portfolio.

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Technical Services

Our experts work closely with each refinery to deliver tailored and timely assistance. BASF values knowledge of its customer base to provide ongoing support during and after FCC unit updates. We continually review and update our technologies and products to align with your evolving requirements.

For questions or inquiries, please contact us. For MSDS information, reach out to your Account Manager.

 

Publications

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Results: 18

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2024-08-14

Chemical recycling of waste plastics (Decarbonization Technology, 2024)

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2024-02-26

Refinery Catalysts set for growth (Chemical Week, 2024)

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2023-11-01

Transforming refineries' opportunities through FCC (PTQ, 2023)

News

Trade News | August 12, 2024

BASF introduces Fourtiva™ Fluidized Catalytic Cracking catalyst to increase high octane gasoline blending feedstock

BASF announced today the commercial launch of Fourtiva™, a new Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) catalyst for gasoil to mild resid feedstock. Fourtiva incorporates BASF’s newest Advanced Innovative Matrix (AIM) and the Multiple Frameworks Topology (MFT) technologies to achieve an optimized catalyst design to maximize butylene yields and selectivity over propylene while improving naphtha octane, LPG olefinicity and minimizing coke and dry gas. 
 
BASF launched today Fourtitude™, a new Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) catalyst designed to maximize butylenes from resid feedstocks. Fourtitude, the latest product based on BASF’s award-winning multiple framework topology (MFT) technology, is optimized to deliver superior selectivity to butylenes while maintaining catalyst activity.
Trade News | March 14, 2022

New Fourtitude™ FCC catalyst maximizes butylenes helping to improve performance for refiners

BASF launched today Fourtitude™, a new Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) catalyst designed to maximize butylenes from resid feedstocks. Fourtitude, the latest product based on BASF’s award-winning multiple framework topology (MFT) technology, is optimized to deliver superior selectivity to butylenes while maintaining catalyst activity. 

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