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Oils, lubricants, and equipment tailored for your toughest jobs

Fuels

Heavy and light fuels for power and heat

Link Light Oil

(Industrial Grade Light Oil)

Definition:

Link Light Oil is a refined, lighter petroleum-based fuel tailored for industrial and commercial applications.

Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO)

Definition:

Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO) is a thick, viscous residual oil left after crude oil refining. It is often referred to as bunker fuel.

Key Characteristics:

Very high viscosity (needs heating before use)

Dark, tar-like appearance

High energy density

Pyrolysis Oil (Fuel from Waste)

Definition:

Pyrolysis oil is produced through the thermal decomposition of organic materials (like plastics or tires) in the absence of oxygen.

Key Characteristics:

Dark, heavy liquid

Variable composition depending on feedstock

Alternative fuel source

Uses:

Industrial burners and boilers

Substitute for furnace oil

Energy recovery in recycling plants

Creosote

Definition:

Creosote is a carbon-rich chemical derived from the distillation of coal tar or wood tar.

Key Characteristics:

Oily, dark brown to black liquid

Strong odor

Highly resistant to water and biological decay

Uses:

Wood preservation (railway sleepers, poles, fencing)

Anti-fungal and anti-termite treatment

Industrial waterproofing

Advantages:

Long-lasting protection against rot and insects

Excellent penetration into wood

Safety Note:

Toxic—requires careful handling and regulated use.

Bitumen

Bitumen is a black, sticky, highly viscous petroleum-based material produced during the refining of crude oil. It is widely used as a binding and waterproofing agent due to its excellent adhesive properties and durability under extreme conditions.

Bitumen is a thermoplastic material, meaning it softens when heated and hardens when cooled. This property makes it ideal for applications that require flexibility during installation and strength during use.

Coal Tar

Definition:

Coal tar is a thick, black liquid by-product obtained during the carbonization of coal.

Key Characteristics:

Highly viscous

Rich in aromatic hydrocarbons

Strong binding and sealing properties

Uses:

Road construction (tar/asphalt blending)

Roofing and waterproofing

Chemical production (benzene, toluene, etc.)

Protective coatings

Advantages:

Excellent adhesive and waterproofing qualities

Durable under extreme conditions

Summary Comparison

Product

Viscosity

Heating Required

Main Use

HFO

Very High

Yes

Heavy industry, ships

LFO

Low

No

Boilers, generators

Creosote

Medium

No

Wood preservation

Pyrolysis Oil

Medium

Sometimes

Alternative fuel

Coal Tar

Very High

Yes

Roads, roofing, chemicals

Link Light Oil

Low

No

Industrial heating/fuel

Lubricants & Industrial Oils

Hydraulic Oils (AW32, AW46, AW68)High-performance fluids for hydraulic systems with anti-wear protection and thermal stability.

Transmission Oils (ATF, MTF, EP Gear Oils)Designed for smooth gear shifting, durability, and heavy-duty performance

Industrial LubricantsEngine oils, greases, compressor oils, turbine oils, and cutting oils for all industrial applications.

MINING & EQUIPMENT HIRE

We provide reliable, ready-to-work machinery:

✔ Tipper Trucks✔ Excavators✔ Water Bowsers✔ Front-End Loaders✔ Bulldozers

USED OIL COLLECTION & BURNER OILS

We collect and recycle used oils while offering competitive pricing.

We Collect:✔ Engine Oil✔ Hydraulic Oil✔ Transmission Oil✔ Industrial Waste Oils

We Supply:✔ Burner Oils for Boilers & Furnaces

✔ Environmentally responsible✔ Bulk collection available✔ Best market pricing