Furnace oil

Omkar Green Energy of Rajasthan, India supplies industrial‑grade furnace oil, also referred to as tyre oil or fuel oil. The product is refined using advanced processes to deliver a consistent fuel suitable for heating, power generation and various industrial processes. It is marketed as a bulk commodity for both small‑scale operations and large‑scale industrial units. The supplier’s address is Nithauwa, Po. Bankada City, Simalwara, Dungarpur, Rajasthan 314403.

Typical furnace oil of this class conforms to ISO 8217 fuel‑oil specifications and exhibits a calorific value around 42 MJ kg⁻¹, a sulfur content below 0.5 % mass, and a viscosity of 2 - 5 cSt at 40 °C. The flash point is commonly near 60 °C and the density at 15 °C is about 0.92 kg L⁻¹, which aligns with standard #2 fuel‑oil grades. Such parameters ensure reliable combustion performance and meet environmental regulations in many jurisdictions. These characteristics are representative of the typical market offering for furnace oil sourced from India.

Typical end users include power plants, manufacturing facilities and construction contractors that operate boilers or furnaces. Omkar Green Energy offers flexible trade terms, commonly CIF or FOB, and can accommodate bulk deliveries via tanker or containerized shipments. Prospective buyers should confirm the exact minimum order quantity, payment conditions and any required certifications directly with the supplier.

Omkar Green Energy is registered in Rajasthan, India, with its main premises at Nithauwa, Po. Bankada City, Simalwara, Dungarpur, 314403. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified status for cross‑border trade. Its response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of zero hours, suggesting that communication may be limited and should be initiated proactively. The supplier focuses on bulk fuel commodities, including furnace oil, and does not disclose additional product lines.

The profile does not provide specific certifications, production capacity or historical turnover, so buyers are advised to request a current certificate of analysis and any relevant ISO or SGS documentation before committing to a purchase. Omkar Green Energy states that it can arrange shipments under both CIF and FOB incoterms, but exact lead times and freight arrangements are not detailed in the listing. Interested parties should verify the supplier’s banking details and payment terms as part of standard due‑diligence.