Heating Oil

Santos Refinery Group Llc supplies heating oil produced in the United States. The supplier lists a minimum flash point measured in a closed‑cup test, although the exact temperature is not disclosed, and a maximum sulfur content that is also not specified. Production of this fuel began in 2005, and the refinery follows standard distillation ranges for middle‑distillate fuels. The oil is intended to meet the typical performance criteria required for residential and commercial heating systems.

In the broader market heating oil is a middle‑distillate fuel with a kinematic viscosity generally between 8 and 12 mm²/s at 20 °C and a pour point typically ranging from - 6 °C to 0 °C. Sulfur levels are usually limited to 0.5 % wt or lower to comply with environmental regulations, and the iodine value commonly falls in the 30‑50 g I₂/100 g range. Density at 15 °C is normally 0.84‑0.86 kg/L, providing a reliable energy content per unit volume. These industry‑standard figures give buyers a benchmark for evaluating the product when exact numbers are not supplied.

Typical end users include homeowners, property managers, and industrial boiler operators who require reliable fuel for heating. Buyers usually arrange bulk shipments under FOB or CIF terms, with payment conditions negotiated per contract. While the listing does not state a minimum order quantity or exact pricing, interested importers should request a detailed product data sheet, certification results and confirm the applicable Incoterms before finalising any purchase.

Santos Refinery Group Llc is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating basic verification within the marketplace. The company’s registered address is in the United States, and the profile shows a response rate of 0.00, meaning that the supplier has not yet responded to any inquiries on the platform. The refinery’s primary output is heating oil, and it has been operational since 2005, supplying fuel to domestic and commercial customers.

The supplier’s public data does not include detailed information about production capacity, certifications, or export experience. Prospective buyers should therefore request additional documentation such as a product specification sheet, quality test reports and details of any relevant environmental or safety certifications before committing to a purchase.