Used Oil

Used Oil Oil is toxic to living things and very slow to degrade. Disposing of used oil in regular trash may seep into ground water. Dumping of used oil into storm drains flushes it straight into rivers and other waterways that are sources of drinking water for animals and at places for humans. Recycling is the best option for disposing off used oils. It keeps used oil away from polluting the environment and at the same time can be reused for making new lubricating products.

We use most sophisticated recycling methods to get pure quality base oil. The more used oil we recycle the lesser crude oil we need to derive base oils. Less extraction of crude oil will save energy and money. Used oil is a petroleum product and certain lubricating oils which are not good enough to be recycled in to base oils can be recycled and made into standard quality fuel oils. These fuel oils can be used for burning purpose in the power plants, furnaces and industrial kilns etc. The entire used oil recycling process is a way to control pollution and it helps to protect our planet earth at large.

We recycle used oil and convert it to reusable base oil for making lubricants by adding required petrochemicals. Recycled by-products include fuel oil - CST 180/280/380 and furnace oil which is largely used in manufacturing industries.