Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) popularly known as diesel is a complex mixture of hydrocarbons produced by mixing fractions obtained from the distillation of crude oil with brand-specific additives to improve performance. Under normal conditions it is a liquid with a characteristic odour. Diesel is produced by
blending straight-run middle distillates (minimum 40%) with varying proportions of straight-run gas oil, light vacuum distillates, light thermally-cracked distillates and light catalytically-cracked distillates.

AUTOMOTIVE GAS OIL – AGO
– Distillation                                        - Rec @ 365 Deg. C, FBP
– Sulphur                                           - Maximum 0.05 %
– Viscosity                                         - 1.6 – 5.5 Cst
– Cloud Point                                     - Max 12
– Cold Filter Plugging Point Max 6 deg. C
– Sediment                                       - Max 0.01
– Water                                            - Max 0.05
– Ash                                               - Max 0.01
– Carbon Residue                               - Max 0.15
– Total Acid Number                          - 0.5