Base Oil Group II 150 N — Lubricant blending

Description

1. Product Overview

Base Oil Group II 150 N — Lubricant Blending is a high-quality hydroprocessed mineral base oil widely used as a foundational component in the formulation of industrial and automotive lubricants. Produced through advanced hydrocracking and hydrotreating processes, it delivers excellent oxidation stability, low sulfur content, and improved viscosity performance compared to traditional Group I oils. The key value proposition lies in providing lubricant manufacturers with a reliable, high-purity base stock that supports modern engine and machinery performance standards. Strategically, Group II 150N base oil plays a critical role in meeting evolving global lubricant specifications while maintaining competitive blending economics.

2. Key Specifications & Technical Characteristics

• Chemical Composition:
  • Highly refined paraffinic hydrocarbons
  • Saturates content typically >90%
  • Very low sulfur content (≤0.03%)
• Purity Level / Grade:
  • API Group II base oil
  • High hydroprocessing purity with excellent oxidation stability
  • Suitable for modern lubricant formulation standards
• Physical Characteristics:
  • Form: Clear liquid
  • Color: Water-white to pale yellow
  • Kinematic Viscosity @ 40°C: ~28–32 cSt (typical for 150N grade)
  • Viscosity Index (VI): Typically ≥95–105
  • Density: Approximately 0.84–0.86 g/cm³
  • Low volatility and improved thermal stability
• Packaging Options:
  • Bulk tanker trucks
  • ISO tank containers
  • Flexitank shipments in 20’ containers
  • Bulk terminal storage transfer
• Shelf Life:
  • Typically 24 months under clean, sealed storage conditions
  • Store in dry, contamination-free tanks away from extreme temperatures

3. Core Industrial Applications

Primary Industries:

• Lubricant manufacturing
• Automotive oil blending
• Industrial machinery maintenance
• Marine lubricant production
• Metalworking fluid formulation

Operational Use Cases:

• Base stock for passenger car motor oils (PCMO)
• Formulation of heavy-duty engine oils (HDEO)
• Industrial hydraulic fluids
• Gear oils and compressor lubricants
• Metalworking fluids and process oils

Performance & Cost Advantages:
Group II 150N provides superior oxidation resistance, lower sulfur levels, and improved volatility performance compared to Group I base oils. These properties enable lubricant formulators to achieve longer drain intervals, enhanced equipment protection, and improved fuel efficiency. Its balance of performance and cost efficiency makes it a preferred base oil for high-quality lubricant blending in global markets.

4. Competitive Advantages

• Quality Consistency: Produced through advanced hydroprocessing for stable viscosity and purity
• Supply Reliability: Sourced from large-scale refinery operations with stable production capacity
• Logistics Capability: Global bulk shipping via ISO tanks, flexitanks, and tanker trucks
• Price Competitiveness: Attractive cost-performance ratio compared to higher-tier base oils
• Sustainability Benefits: Lower sulfur and improved efficiency support cleaner lubricant formulations
• Technical Documentation: Full Certificate of Analysis (COA), Safety Data Sheet (SDS), and technical specification sheets available

Positioned as a strategic sourcing solution, Base Oil Group II 150N enables lubricant manufacturers to meet modern performance standards while maintaining cost-effective production and reliable supply chain continuity.

5. Commercial & Supply Information

• Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): BULK 20MT
• Loading Capacity (MT per container): Approximately 20–24 MT per 20’ container (ISO tank or flexitank configuration)