Import Diesel D2 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Germany

Diesel D2 supplied by LTS Mineral is a refinery‑grade gasoil, classified as the second distillate from crude oil. It can be used directly in diesel engines without the need for reformer additives. The product follows the ISO D2 specification, which defines a lower sulfur content than conventional gasoil. LTS Mineral lists the product origin as Germany, with the refinery location in the Peine/Hannover region.

Typical Diesel D2 has a density of 0.84‑0.87 kg/L at 20 °C and a flash point above 55 °C, matching EN 590 requirements. The cetane number is usually 45 or higher, providing reliable ignition performance. Viscosity at 40 °C is generally between 2.0 and 4.5 mm²/s, and the sulfur limit is commonly set at 10 ppm. These parameters make the fuel compatible with modern emission standards across Europe.

Primary users include transport fleet operators, power generators and industrial heating plants. Importers typically negotiate wholesale terms such as FOB German ports, with payment via LC or T/T. Buyers should confirm the exact minimum order quantity, delivery lead time and any required certifications directly with LTS Mineral. The supplier’s harbor‑tier verification indicates it is listed in a recognised trade database, though its response rate is currently zero.

LTS Mineral is located at Kornbergweg 1C, Peine, 31224, within the Hannover region of Germany. The company is listed with a harbor‑tier verification, indicating inclusion in maritime trade registries. Its response metrics show a 0.00 % response rate and no recorded average response time. The supplier offers Diesel D2 sourced from German refineries, as indicated in the product listing.

No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided in the listing. LTS Mineral does not specify certifications such as ISO 9001 or product‑specific quality documents. Prospective buyers should request copies of the fuel analysis certificate and any relevant conformity declarations. All communication should be directed to the address provided to verify the supplier’s operational status.