2.1 Methanation catalysts
Methanation catalysts produced by our company are designed for fine purification of hydrogen-containing gases from carbon oxides and can be used in other hydrogenation processes. They ensure the content of carbon oxides in the synthesis gas is less than 5 ppm during the entire period of operation, and can withstand short-term overheating up to 550°C without reducing activity.
2.2 Catalysts absorbing hydrogen sulfide
Our company produces a wide range of hydrogen sulfide absorbers. We can produce catalysts directly according to the technical specifications of our customers, directly based on their requirements and conditions of the production process.
2.3 Ethylene polymerization catalysts
For the polymerization of ethylene, our company produces catalysts composed of titanium tetrachloride and one of the cocatalysts: diethylaluminum chloride, ethylaluminum dichloride, triethylaluminum or triisobutylaluminum.
2.4 Catalysts for the production of sulfuric acid
Our company's catalysts for the production of sulfuric acid are vanadium catalysts. All of them contain about 10% V 2 O 5, up to 60% SiO 2, up to 10% K 2 O, the rest is sulfates and minor impurities.
2.5 Ammonia synthesis catalysts
The main component of catalysts commonly used for ammonia synthesis is magnetite (Fe3O4). Their catalytic activity, even in reduced form, appears only at high pressures and temperatures.
The promoters are the oxides Al2O3 and K2O.
2.6 Catalysts for methanol synthesis
Methanol synthesis catalysts produced by our company are mixtures of zinc and chromium oxides and are designed to carry out the synthesis process under pressure from 250 to 350 atm at temperatures of 320-400 °C. This process of methanol synthesis is called the high pressure process.