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01.) Fuel Oil

Fuel Oil (FO) is a heavy hydrocarbon product derived from crude oil, primarily used for combustion in industrial applications, heating, and power generation. Fuel oil is typically used in marine vessels, large boilers, and furnaces. Its properties allow for efficient energy production, but it may require heating for proper flow and combustion.

Uses : Steel and metal processing, Cement plants, Ceramics and glass manufacturing, Chemical and petrochemical industries, Textile and dyeing units, Pulp and paper mills, Marine & Shipping, Construction & Mining, Agriculture & Rural Applications, Manufacturing Industries

02.) LDO (Light Diesel Oil)

LDO (Light Diesel Oil) is a type of fuel derived from crude oil, primarily used in industrial applications and some types of engines. It has a lower viscosity and higher volatility compared to heavier diesel oils, making it suitable for specific machinery, such as generators and boilers.

Uses : Power Generation, Steel and metal processing, Cement plants, Ceramics and glass manufacturing, Chemical and petrochemical industries, Textile and dyeing units, Pulp and paper mills, Marine & Shipping, Construction & Mining, Agriculture & Rural Applications, Manufacturing Industries

03.) Base Oil

(i.) sn500, sn150, sn70 ii.)N150, N500, N60, N70

Base oil is produced by means of refining crude oil. This means that crude oil is heated in order to separate various distillates from one another. During the heating process, light and heavy hydrocarbons are separated – the light ones can be refined to make petrol and other fuels, while the heavier ones are suitable for bitumen and base oils.

Uses : Automotive Industry, Industrial Manufacturing, Power Generation, Marine & Shipping, Steel & Metal Processing, Cement & Mining, Textile Industry, Chemical & Petrochemical Plants, Aviation & Railways, Construction Equipment, etc

04.) Industrial Fuel Oil

Industrial fuel oils are a category of liquid fuels that are primarily used for industrial processes, heating, and power generation. These fuels are derived from crude oil through refining processes and have various properties and applications based on their composition and characteristics.

Uses: Industrial oils are commonly used in hydraulic systems, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, and other heavy machinery across sectors such as manufacturing, engineering, power generation, automotive, and processing industries.

05.) Distilate Oil

Distillate oil is a refined petroleum fraction obtained during the distillation process of crude oil or used oil. It is a lighter hydrocarbon product compared to heavy fuel oils and is commonly used as an industrial fuel due to its efficient combustion properties

Uses : Distillate oil is widely utilized in industrial burners, boilers, furnaces, generators, and heating systems across various sectors such as manufacturing, power generation, and processing industries.

06.) LSHS

LSHS (Low Sulfur Heavy Stock) oil is a type of fuel oil with a low sulfur content, typically used in industrial applications like power generation and marine fuel. It is derived from the heavier fractions of crude oil and is characterized by its viscosity and energy density.

07.) Industrial Oil

Industrial oil refers to a broad category of oils used for lubrication, cooling, insulation, or processing in industrial operations. These oils are essential for reducing friction, preventing wear, transferring heat, and ensuring smooth operation of machinery and equipment in factories and plants.

Uses : Industrial oils are widely used in hydraulic systems, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, and other heavy machinery across industries such as manufacturing, engineering, power generation, construction, and processing sectors

08.) Recycle Fuel Oil

Recycled fuel oil is produced through the refining and processing of used or waste oils to remove impurities, water, and contaminants. The recovered fuel oil serves as an alternative industrial fuel and is commonly used in furnaces, boilers, kilns, and other heating equipment. Recycled fuel oil offers a cost-effective energy source for various industrial applications while supporting resource recovery and sustainable waste management practices.

09.) Lubricating Oil

Lubricating oil is a refined petroleum-based product used to reduce friction, wear and heat between moving mechanical components in machinery and equipment. It is typically formulated using base oils and performance-enhancing additives that improve lubrication efficiency, oxidation stability, corrosion protection and thermal performance.

Uses : Lubricating oils are widely used in automotive engines, industrial machinery, gear systems, compressors, and various manufacturing and processing equipment.

10.) MHO (Mixed Hydrocarbon Oil)

Mixed Hydrocarbon Oil is a petroleum-derived product composed of a blend of different hydrocarbon compounds. It typically includes alkanes, cycloalkanes, and aromatic hydrocarbons. This oil is commonly used as a solvent, lubricant, or in fuel formulations. Its properties can vary widely depending on the specific composition, making it suitable for various industrial applications, including cleaning, degreasing, and as a carrier in chemical processes.

11.) Crude Benzole

Crude benzole is a coal-derived aromatic hydrocarbon mixture obtained as a by-product during the coking of coal in coke oven plants. It primarily comprises benzene, toluene, xylene and other light aromatic hydrocarbons, along with small quantities of non-aromatic compounds. Due to its chemical composition and solvent properties, crude benzole serves as an important intermediate in the petrochemical and chemical industries.

Uses : Crude benzole is widely used in the production of chemicals, solvents, synthetic rubber, plastics, dyes, and other industrial products.

12.) Recycle Base Oil

Recycled base oil is produced through the refining and reprocessing of used or waste lubricating oils. Through specialized treatment and purification processes, contaminants, impurities and degraded additives are removed to recover usable base oil suitable for further formulation and industrial applications. This process enables the effective reuse of petroleum resources while reducing environmental impact associated with waste oil disposal.

Uses : Recycled base oil is widely used as a key raw material in the manufacture of lubricants, greases, and various industrial oils across sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, and engineering industries.

13.) C-9 Plus

C-9 Plus is a heavy aromatic hydrocarbon fraction obtained during the distillation and refining of petroleum or related hydrocarbon streams. It mainly contains aromatic compounds with nine or more carbon atoms and is commonly used as a feedstock in various chemical and industrial applications

Uses : Adhesive Industry, Paints and Coatings Industry, Rubber Industry and chemical industry.

14.) Pitch Oil

Pitch oil is a heavy hydrocarbon fraction obtained as a by-product during the processing or distillation of petroleum or coal tar derivatives. It typically contains high molecular weight aromatic compounds and is commonly used as a feedstock or industrial fuel in various manufacturing processes.

Uses : Carbon Black Industry, Chemical Industry,Construction and Infrastructure Industry, Rubber and Tyre Industry

15.) Virgin Base Oil

Virgin base oil is a primary refined petroleum product obtained directly from crude oil through the refining process. It serves as the fundamental raw material for the manufacture of various lubricants and specialty oils. Virgin base oil possesses stable viscosity, good oxidation resistance, and desirable lubrication properties, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial and automotive applications.

16.) Mineral Hydrocarbon Oil

Mineral hydrocarbon oil is a petroleum-derived product consisting primarily of hydrocarbons obtained through the refining and processing of crude oil. It is widely used across various industries due to its lubricating, insulating, and protective properties. Mineral hydrocarbon oils serve as a key raw material in the formulation of lubricants, industrial oils, and other specialty petroleum product

Uses : Automotive Industry, Industrial Manufacturing, Chemical & Petrochemical Plants

17.) Slop Oil

Slop oil is a mixture of oil, water, and other hydrocarbon residues generated during the cleaning of storage tanks, pipelines, and refining operations in petroleum and oil processing facilities. It is typically recovered and further processed to extract usable oil components. After treatment and separation, the recovered oil can be utilized as an industrial fuel or further refined for various industrial applications.

Uses : Manufacturing Industry

18.) Aromatic Heavies

Aromatic heavies are high-boiling aromatic hydrocarbon fractions obtained during the distillation and processing of petroleum streams. These products contain heavier aromatic compounds and are commonly used as feedstock in chemical and industrial applications.

Uses : Automotive Industry, Industrial Manufacturing, Chemical & Petrochemical Plants

19.) Cashew Nut Shell Liquid Oil

Cashew Nut Shell Liquid (CNSL) oil is a natural phenolic oil extracted from the shell of cashew nuts. It is widely used as a renewable raw material in the production of specialty chemicals and industrial products.

Uses : Chemical and Paint Industry

20.) Crude Mixed Fatty

Crude mixed fatty refers to a mixture of fatty acids obtained as a by-product during the processing of vegetable oils or related oleochemical operations. It serves as a raw material for various industrial and chemical applications.

Uses : Chemical and Rubber Industry

21.) Furnace Oil

Furnace oil is a heavy petroleum product commonly used as an industrial fuel due to its high calorific value. It is typically used in combustion equipment for generating heat and energy in industrial processes.

Uses : Manufacturing, Power Generation company

22.) Industrial Solvent Heavies

Industrial solvent heavies are heavy hydrocarbon solvent fractions obtained during petroleum distillation. These solvents are widely used in industrial cleaning, chemical processing, and formulation of various products.

Uses : Chemical Industry

23.) RPO (Rubber Processing Oil)

Rubber Processing Oil (RPO) is a type of processing oil specifically formulated for the rubber industry. It is used to enhance the processing characteristics of rubber compounds, improving flow and workability during manufacturing. RPOs are typically derived from petroleum and are characterized by their low viscosity, excellent compatibility with various rubber types, and ability to reduce the viscosity of rubber mixes.

24.) Bitumen UPCOMING

Bitumen are in various grades i.e., VG30 , VG40, 60/80, 80/100 .Bitumen is a thick, viscous form of petroleum, commonly used in road construction and roofing. It is a black, sticky substance primarily composed of hydrocarbons and is produced from the distillation of crude oil. Bitumen serves as a binding agent in asphalt for road surfaces and as a waterproofing material in roofing products.

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01.) Fuel Oil

Fuel Oil (FO) is a heavy hydrocarbon product derived from crude oil, primarily used for combustion in industrial applications, heating, and power generation. Typically used in marine vessels, large boilers, and furnaces.

02.) LDO (Light Diesel Oil)

LDO is a fuel derived from crude oil for industrial applications and engines. Lower viscosity and higher volatility make it suitable for generators and boilers.

03.) Base Oil

(i.) SN500, SN150, SN70 (ii.) N150, N500, N60, N70

Produced by refining crude oil through heating to separate distillates. Light hydrocarbons become fuels; heavier ones become bitumen and base oils.

04.) Industrial Fuel Oil

Liquid fuels primarily for industrial processes, heating, and power generation. Derived from crude oil through refining with varied properties and applications.

Uses : Hydraulic systems, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, and heavy machinery across manufacturing, engineering, power generation, automotive, and processing industries.

05.) Distilate Oil

A refined petroleum fraction from crude oil distillation — lighter than heavy fuel oils, used as industrial fuel for efficient combustion.

Uses : Industrial burners, boilers, furnaces, generators, and heating systems across manufacturing, power generation, and processing industries.

06.) LSHS

LSHS (Low Sulfur Heavy Stock) is a fuel oil with low sulfur content used in industrial applications like power generation and marine fuel. Derived from heavier crude oil fractions.

07.) Industrial Oil

A broad category of oils for lubrication, cooling, insulation, or processing in industrial operations — essential for reducing friction and ensuring smooth machinery operation.

Uses : Hydraulic systems, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, and heavy machinery across manufacturing, engineering, power generation, construction, and processing sectors.

08.) Recycle Fuel Oil

Produced by refining used or waste oils to remove impurities and contaminants, serving as alternative industrial fuel for furnaces, boilers, kilns, and heating equipment.

Uses : Steel and metal processing, Cement plants, Ceramics and glass manufacturing, Chemical and petrochemical industries, Textile and dyeing units, Marine & Shipping, Construction & Mining, Manufacturing Industries

09.) Lubricating Oil

Refined petroleum-based product that reduces friction, wear and heat between moving mechanical parts, formulated with base oils and performance-enhancing additives.

Uses : Automotive engines, industrial machinery, gear systems, compressors, and various manufacturing and processing equipment.

10.) MHO (Mixed Hydrocarbon Oil)

A petroleum-derived blend of alkanes, cycloalkanes, and aromatic hydrocarbons. Commonly used as solvent, lubricant, or in fuel formulations.

11.) Crude Benzole

A coal-derived aromatic hydrocarbon mixture from coke oven plants, comprising benzene, toluene, xylene and other light aromatic hydrocarbons.

Uses : Production of chemicals, solvents, synthetic rubber, plastics, dyes, and other industrial products.

12.) Recycle Base Oil

Produced by reprocessing used lubricating oils through purification to remove contaminants and recover usable base oil for further applications.

Uses : Manufacture of lubricants, greases, and industrial oils across automotive, manufacturing, and engineering industries.

13.) C-9 Plus

A heavy aromatic hydrocarbon fraction from petroleum distillation containing aromatic compounds with nine or more carbon atoms, used as chemical feedstock.

Uses : Adhesive Industry, Paints and Coatings Industry, Rubber Industry and chemical industry.

14.) Pitch Oil

A heavy hydrocarbon by-product from petroleum or coal tar distillation containing high molecular weight aromatic compounds, used as feedstock or fuel.

Uses : Carbon Black Industry, Chemical Industry, Construction and Infrastructure Industry, Rubber and Tyre Industry

15.) Virgin Base Oil

A primary refined petroleum product from crude oil — the fundamental raw material for lubricants and specialty oils with stable viscosity and oxidation resistance.

16.) Mineral Hydrocarbon Oil

A petroleum-derived product of hydrocarbons from crude oil refining, used for its lubricating, insulating, and protective properties across industries.

Uses : Automotive Industry, Industrial Manufacturing, Chemical & Petrochemical Plants

17.) Slop Oil

A mixture of oil, water, and hydrocarbon residues from cleaning storage tanks, pipelines, and refineries. Recovered and further processed to extract usable oil.

Uses : Manufacturing Industry

18.) Aromatic Heavies

High-boiling aromatic hydrocarbon fractions from petroleum distillation, containing heavier aromatic compounds used as feedstock in chemical and industrial applications.

Uses : Automotive Industry, Industrial Manufacturing, Chemical & Petrochemical Plants

19.) Cashew Nut Shell Liquid Oil

A natural phenolic oil from cashew nut shells, widely used as renewable raw material for specialty chemicals and industrial products.

Uses : Chemical and Paint Industry

20.) Crude Mixed Fatty

A mixture of fatty acids from vegetable oil processing, serving as raw material for various industrial and chemical applications.

Uses : Chemical and Rubber Industry

21.) Furnace Oil

A heavy petroleum product used as industrial fuel for its high calorific value, powering combustion equipment for heat and energy generation.

Uses : Manufacturing, Power Generation company

22.) Industrial Solvent Heavies

Heavy hydrocarbon solvent fractions from petroleum distillation, used in industrial cleaning, chemical processing, and formulation of various products.

Uses : Chemical Industry

23.) RPO (Rubber Processing Oil)

Specifically formulated for the rubber industry to enhance rubber compound processing, improving flow and workability during manufacturing.