Our Products
Unleaded Petrol
Unleaded petrol typically contains additives to enhance performance, improve combustion efficiency, and reduce emissions. These additives may include detergents, anti-knock agents, and corrosion inhibitors.
One of the key benefits of unleaded petrol is its reduced environmental impact. By eliminating lead additives, it minimizes harmful emissions such as lead particulates, which can have significant health and environmental consequences.
Unleaded petrol is compatible with most modern vehicles equipped with catalytic converters. It supports efficient engine operation and helps maintain engine components, contributing to prolonged vehicle lifespan and reduced maintenance costs.
- Engen PRIMAX Unleaded 95
- Sasol Turbofuels 93 and 95 ULP
- PetroSA ULP 93
- PetroSA ULP 95
Low Sulphur Diesel
Low Sulphur diesel contains significantly reduced levels of sulphur compared to traditional diesel. It is widely used in modern diesel engines to meet stringent environmental regulations and improve air quality.
Composition Low Sulphur Diesel undergoes a process to lower its sulphur content to 50 parts per million (ppm) or less. This reduction helps minimize harmful emissions such as sulphur dioxide (SO2) and particulate matter (PM), contributing to cleaner air and better health outcomes.
Low Sulphur Diesel is compatible with most modern diesel engines equipped with advanced emissions control technologies, including diesel particulate filters (DPFs) and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems. It supports optimal engine performance, fuel efficiency, and longevity while reducing maintenance requirements.
- Engen Dynamic Diesel 50 ppm
- Sasol Turbodiesel 50ppm
- PetroSA Diesel 50 ppm
- BP Diesel 50ppm
- Simunye Diesel 50ppm
Paraffin
Illuminating Paraffin (IP) is a specialized type of paraffin primarily used as a fuel for heating, lighting, and cooking in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. It is known for its clean combustion and versatility in various applications.
Illuminating Paraffin is formulated to burn cleanly with minimal emissions, contributing to reduced air pollution compared to traditional solid fuels. Its low sulphur content and controlled combustion help mitigate environmental impacts, supporting sustainable energy practices.
Proper handling and storage of Illuminating Paraffin are essential to ensure safety. It should be stored in well-ventilated areas away from heat sources and ignition points to prevent fire hazards. Users should follow manufacturer guidelines for safe use and disposal.
- Engen Laurel Paraffin
- Sasol Illuminating Paraffin
Aviation Fuels
Aviation fuels are specialized fuels used to power aircraft, providing the necessary energy for flight operations. They are formulated to meet strict safety, performance, and environmental standards required by the aviation industry.
- Types of Aviation Fuels
- Jet fuel is the most commonly used aviation fuel globally. It is primarily used in turbine engine aircraft, including commercial airliners, military jets, and business jets.
- AvGas is used in piston-engine aircraft, such as small private planes and some helicopters. It typically has a higher-octane rating compared to petrol to meet the performance requirements of aviation piston engines.
Aviation fuels undergo rigorous refining processes to ensure high purity, stability, and performance under extreme conditions encountered during flight. They are formulated to have consistent combustion properties, high energy content, and low freezing points to operate effectively at high altitudes and varying temperatures.
- Engen Jet-A1
- Engen Avgas 100 LI
Engen Heavy Furnace Oil
Heavy Furnace Oil (HFO) is primarily used in industrial applications for heating, power generation, and marine propulsion due to its high energy density and cost-effectiveness.
Heavy Furnace Oil contains high concentrations of hydrocarbons, with varying viscosity and sulphur content depending on the refining process and intended use.
HFO is used in boilers, furnaces, and industrial heaters to generate heat for various industrial processes, including manufacturing, refining, and chemical production.
HFO is also employed in power plants equipped with heavy-duty diesel engines or steam turbines to produce electricity. Its high energy content makes it suitable for base-load power generation.
HFO is utilized in large marine engines, including cargo ships and tankers, for propulsion. It provides the necessary energy to drive vessels over long distances efficiently.
Due to its high sulphur content and emissions profile, Heavy Furnace Oil is subject to environmental regulations aimed at reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Engen Chemicals
Hydrocarbon chemicals are organic compounds that form the basis of many industrial processes and products, playing crucial roles in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals.
Chemical Manufacturing are usually for producing plastics, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, and synthetic fibres.
The production and use of hydrocarbon chemicals can impact the environment through emissions of greenhouse gases and pollutants. Regulatory frameworks and technological advancements aim to mitigate these impacts, promoting cleaner production processes and sustainable practices.
Unleaded Petrol
Unleaded petrol typically contains additives to enhance performance, improve combustion efficiency, and reduce emissions. These additives may include detergents, anti-knock agents, and corrosion inhibitors.
One of the key benefits of unleaded petrol is its reduced environmental impact. By eliminating lead additives, it minimizes harmful emissions such as lead particulates, which can have significant health and environmental consequences.
Unleaded petrol is compatible with most modern vehicles equipped with catalytic converters. It supports efficient engine operation and helps maintain engine components, contributing to prolonged vehicle lifespan and reduced maintenance costs.
- Engen PRIMAX Unleaded 95
- Sasol Turbofuels 93 and 95 ULP
- PetroSA ULP 93
- PetroSA ULP 95
Low Sulphur Diesel
Low Sulphur diesel contains significantly reduced levels of sulphur compared to traditional diesel. It is widely used in modern diesel engines to meet stringent environmental regulations and improve air quality.
Composition Low Sulphur Diesel undergoes a process to lower its sulphur content to 50 parts per million (ppm) or less. This reduction helps minimize harmful emissions such as sulphur dioxide (SO2) and particulate matter (PM), contributing to cleaner air and better health outcomes.
Low Sulphur Diesel is compatible with most modern diesel engines equipped with advanced emissions control technologies, including diesel particulate filters (DPFs) and selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems. It supports optimal engine performance, fuel efficiency, and longevity while reducing maintenance requirements.
- Engen Dynamic Diesel 50 ppm
- Sasol Turbodiesel 50ppm
- PetroSA Diesel 50 ppm
- BP Diesel 50ppm
- Simunye Diesel 50ppm
Paraffin
Illuminating Paraffin (IP) is a specialized type of paraffin primarily used as a fuel for heating, lighting, and cooking in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. It is known for its clean combustion and versatility in various applications.
Illuminating Paraffin is formulated to burn cleanly with minimal emissions, contributing to reduced air pollution compared to traditional solid fuels. Its low sulphur content and controlled combustion help mitigate environmental impacts, supporting sustainable energy practices.
Proper handling and storage of Illuminating Paraffin are essential to ensure safety. It should be stored in well-ventilated areas away from heat sources and ignition points to prevent fire hazards. Users should follow manufacturer guidelines for safe use and disposal.
- Engen Laurel Paraffin
- Sasol Illuminating Paraffin
Aviation Fuels
Aviation fuels are specialized fuels used to power aircraft, providing the necessary energy for flight operations. They are formulated to meet strict safety, performance, and environmental standards required by the aviation industry.
- Types of Aviation Fuels
- Jet fuel is the most commonly used aviation fuel globally. It is primarily used in turbine engine aircraft, including commercial airliners, military jets, and business jets.
- AvGas is used in piston-engine aircraft, such as small private planes and some helicopters. It typically has a higher-octane rating compared to petrol to meet the performance requirements of aviation piston engines.
Aviation fuels undergo rigorous refining processes to ensure high purity, stability, and performance under extreme conditions encountered during flight. They are formulated to have consistent combustion properties, high energy content, and low freezing points to operate effectively at high altitudes and varying temperatures.
- Engen Jet-A1
- Engen Avgas 100 LI
Engen Heavy Furnace Oil
Heavy Furnace Oil (HFO) is primarily used in industrial applications for heating, power generation, and marine propulsion due to its high energy density and cost-effectiveness.
Heavy Furnace Oil contains high concentrations of hydrocarbons, with varying viscosity and sulphur content depending on the refining process and intended use.
HFO is used in boilers, furnaces, and industrial heaters to generate heat for various industrial processes, including manufacturing, refining, and chemical production.
HFO is also employed in power plants equipped with heavy-duty diesel engines or steam turbines to produce electricity. Its high energy content makes it suitable for base-load power generation.
HFO is utilized in large marine engines, including cargo ships and tankers, for propulsion. It provides the necessary energy to drive vessels over long distances efficiently.
Due to its high sulphur content and emissions profile, Heavy Furnace Oil is subject to environmental regulations aimed at reducing air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Engen Chemicals
Hydrocarbon chemicals are organic compounds that form the basis of many industrial processes and products, playing crucial roles in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals.
Chemical Manufacturing are usually for producing plastics, fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, and synthetic fibres.
The production and use of hydrocarbon chemicals can impact the environment through emissions of greenhouse gases and pollutants. Regulatory frameworks and technological advancements aim to mitigate these impacts, promoting cleaner production processes and sustainable practices.
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