It doesn’t smell like gasoline, it doesn’t make a noise like a drilling rig, and it doesn’t make it onto the covers of magazines. But it helps squeeze a few more percent of precious oil out of the ground. Meet Surfix.
Surfix is a specially developed composition of surfactants (surfactants) that:
Simply put: surfactant is the clever chemist who coaxes oil out of its hiding place.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Clear or slightly opalescent liquid |
| Color | Colorless to light yellow |
| pH | 6.5 – 8.5 (neutral or slightly alkaline) |
| Water compatibility | Complete (does not form a precipitate) |
| Temperature stability | 5–35 °C |
| Foaming | Medium/low |
In laboratory conditions, the Surfix demonstrates a significant increase in oil recovery. After injection of the composition into the reservoir model, the following was observed:
Many wells have already extracted up to 70% of the reserves. The rest is precious oil that cannot be extracted using conventional methods. Surfix gives a second wind to old fields. And this:
Surfix is not just “another chemical.” It is a technological tool that works towards a sustainable mining strategy.
By investing in Surfix, you don’t just mine more—you mine smarter.
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