Fuel oil

Al-shattali Shipping Company supplies industrial-grade fuel oil manufactured for demanding energy applications. The product delivers a high British Thermal Unit (BTU) rating, low sulfur content to meet emission standards, and a viscosity formulated for easy flow in cold conditions. Storage stability is engineered to minimise degradation during prolonged storage. The fuel oil is offered in bulk volumes with flexible packaging options.

Typical fuel oil of this class conforms to a viscosity range of 30-50 cSt at 50 °C and a flash point above 60 °C, which aligns with international standards. Standard sulfur limits for marine and power‑generation fuel oil are usually below 0.5 % by mass, and the density commonly falls around 0.94 g cm‑3 at 15 °C. An API gravity between 30 and 35 is often specified for efficient combustion. These industry benchmarks help buyers compare performance across suppliers.

The oil is suited to boilers, generators and large‑scale industrial furnaces, making it a common choice for manufacturers and power plants. Trade terms include FOB or CIF delivery from the United Arab Emirates, and packaging can be customised to tank or drum configurations. Buyers should confirm minimum order quantities and payment conditions directly with the supplier.

Al-shattali Shipping Company is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbour‑level trust tier. The company’s public profile provides a contact address of - Dubai 00971 United Arab Emirates but does not disclose response metrics, showing a response rate of 0 % and no average response time. The supplier’s listing indicates that it can fulfil bulk fuel oil orders and offers both FOB and CIF shipping arrangements. No additional certifications or client references are stated in the profile.

The supplier’s trade focus is on supplying industrial fuel oil to regional and international buyers. While the listing mentions compliance with ISO and SGS standards, it does not specify which particular certificates are held. Prospective importers should therefore request copies of relevant test reports to confirm conformity. The company’s tier and trust indicators suggest a moderate level of verification within the marketplace.