Import Bio Diesel — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Bio Diesel from Orsino Eximer is a renewable fuel alternative produced from natural feedstocks, designed for use in diesel engines without modification. The product is offered in multiple blends to suit different engine types and performance needs, with a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining energy efficiency. Its compatibility with existing fuel infrastructure allows seamless integration into transport, agricultural and industrial fleets.

This biodiesel exhibits high energy content and excellent lubricity, which reduces engine wear and extends component life. Standard industry parameters for biodiesel include a flash point above 130°C, a kinematic viscosity range of 1.9 to 6.0 mm²/s at 40°C, and a sulfur content below 10 mg/kg. The fuel meets typical ASTM D6751 and EN 14214 standards, ensuring consistent combustion and lower particulate emissions compared to petroleum diesel.

Primary buyers include logistics providers, agricultural cooperatives and manufacturing plants transitioning to cleaner energy sources. Orsino Eximer supplies the fuel in bulk, with packaging and shipping terms tailored to importer requirements. The product is sourced from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, where the supplier operates from Sidco Industrial Estate. Buyers should confirm blend ratios, storage stability and cold flow properties before large-scale procurement.

Orsino Eximer is based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, operating from Plot No. 20, Shed No. B in the Sidco Industrial Estate. The company’s address places it within a recognized industrial zone, which is a logistical advantage for exporters and domestic distributors. As an imported-tier supplier, it focuses on connecting international buyers with renewable fuel products sourced from Indian producers.

The supplier profile does not state a response rate, verified certifications, or historical trade data, so buyers should directly confirm production capacity, quality control processes and export documentation. The company’s role as a facilitator rather than a manufacturer means inquiries about feedstock origin, refining methods and batch consistency should be raised during initial discussions.