Petrol/Gasoline

 Petrol/Gasoline

We provide a complete range of petrol/gasoline (including biofuel) testing for refiners, traders, distributors, terminal storage facilities and gas stations following internationally recognised testing standards. 

Testing is an important step to help manage risks and ensure of the quality of your product at its different stages. We are constantly investing in new equipment which helps provide quick turn-around times. Our experienced staff take part in on-going training programmes and we participate in international proficiency round robins to ensure that the data we provide is accurate.
Testing includes:

- Appearance visual 
- BTEX by GC 
- CFPP 
- Cloud point 
- Copper Strip Corrosion 
- Density 
- Determination of Oxygenates in Gasoline by GC 
- Distillation 
- Flexible Volatility Index
- Low Level of Lead by Colorimetric Method 
- RON 
- MON 
- Metals
- Oxidation Stability of Gasoline 
- Phosphorus 
- Silver strip_Corrosion 
- Sulphur 
- Trace Level Detection of Silicon, Iron & Manganese by ICP
- Vapour Pressure 
- Water 

As an ISO 17025 accredited lab, we provide petrol/gasoline fuel testing that meets your country's specifications. 

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FAQs

  • What is petrol/gasoline made of?

    Petrol is a volatile, flammable liquid obtained from the refinement of petroleum, or crude oil. 

  • What is petrol/gasoline used for?

    Petrol was originally discarded as a by-product of kerosene production, but its ability to vaporise at low temperatures made it a useful fuel for many machines.

  • How does petrol/gasoline contamination occur?

    Petrol contamination can come from the cross-mixing of different fuels. Tests such as octane ratings and ethanol content can identify contamination.

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