10 ppm sulfur automotive diesel

Diesel EN 590

Friend’s Oil Company facilitates diesel brokerage enquiries for distributors, wholesalers, and commercial fuel buyers. Specify your required volume, delivery location, climatic grade, and FAME preference so that the commercial discussion starts with a clearly defined product requirement.

  • Sulfur: maximum 10 mg/kg.
  • Cetane number: minimum 51 for the temperate-grade reference.
  • Climatic grade and FAME content specified for each enquiry.
Reference specifications

Selected EN 590 reference specifications — temperate grades

Selected EN 590 reference specifications — temperate grades
ParameterLimit typeReference requirement
Sulfur contentMaximumMaximum 10 mg/kg, equivalent to 10 ppm by mass
Cetane numberMinimumMinimum 51.0
Cetane indexMinimumMinimum 46.0
Density at 15 °CVariesClimatic-grade dependent; EN 590:2025 summer grades A–C: 815–845 kg/m³
Kinematic viscosity at 40 °CRange2.00–4.50 mm²/s
Flash pointMinimumAbove 55 °C
Water contentMaximumMaximum 200 mg/kg
Total contaminationMaximumMaximum 24 mg/kg
Lubricity, HFRR at 60 °CMaximumMaximum corrected wear-scar diameter of 460 µm
FAME contentMaximumMaximum 7.0% by volume
Temperature at 95% recovered by distillationMaximumMaximum 360 °C
Cold filter plugging point (CFPP)VariesAccording to the destination, season, and ordered climatic grade

Climatic requirements vary by destination and season. Arctic grades require a separate specification.

EN 590 permits up to 7% FAME by volume. Any requirement for FAME-free diesel must be expressly agreed.

Commercial offers are prepared against the current applicable standard and the agreed national or climatic requirements.

Preparing your enquiry

What to include in a diesel enquiry

Include the following:

  • Required climatic grade or CFPP, if known.
  • Delivery country and expected delivery month.
  • FAME preference or maximum permitted FAME content.
  • Quantity and unit.

Specifications shown are selected reference parameters for initial enquiries. Product availability, the complete agreed specification, origin, quantity, delivery terms, and applicable quality documentation are confirmed for each transaction. This information is not a Certificate of Analysis or confirmation of available stock.

Abbreviations

FAME
Fatty acid methyl esters — the biodiesel component blended into diesel.
CFPP
Cold Filter Plugging Point — the lowest temperature at which diesel still passes a standard filter.
HFRR
High-Frequency Reciprocating Rig — the test method used to measure diesel lubricity.
COA
Certificate of Analysis — laboratory results for a specific shipment or batch.
Technical references
  • EN 590 — the density qualification follows the EN 590:2025 revision; the other selected parameters are supported by published diesel specification references. These are a summary of selected properties, not the complete standard.

Sources are cited for technical reference only. They do not indicate any commercial relationship between the organisations named and Friend’s Oil Company L.L.C.

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