Reliable fuel conditioning for stable engine performance
Automatically conditions marine fuel to the precise viscosity, temperature and pressure required for reliable, efficient and continuous engine operation.

Fuel quality can vary significantly, particularly when operating with heavy fuel oil. Differences in viscosity, temperature and pressure can affect engine performance, efficiency and reliability if fuel properties do not match the engine manufacturer's specifications.
The GEA Visco Booster Unit (VBU) automatically conditions fuel between the fuel supply system and the engine, continuously adjusting viscosity, temperature and pressure to the required operating parameters. The result is stable engine performance, improved fuel compatibility and reliable operation across varying fuel qualities.
Designed to meet different engine manufacturer requirements, the VBU is available in multiple system configurations for single or multiple engines, with optional standby functions for pumps and preheaters. Its compact design, high-quality components and simplified maintenance make it an ideal solution for both newbuild and retrofit projects.
Automatically adjusts fuel viscosity, temperature and pressure to match engine specifications, ensuring stable and efficient engine operation.
Compensates for differences in heavy fuel oil and other marine fuels, delivering consistent fuel quality and dependable engine performance.
Available in multiple system variants for one or more engines, with optional standby functions for feeder pumps, booster pumps and heavy fuel oil preheaters to meet different engine manufacturer requirements.
Designed for straightforward installation, simplified maintenance and optimal use of available space in both newbuild and retrofit projects.
High-quality components, optimized system design and continuous operation ensure dependable performance and a long service life in demanding marine environments.

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