Furnace Oil     

What is Furnace Oil? 
Furnace Oil is a dark, viscous liquid fuel derived from the distillation of crude oil. It is classified as a residual fuel used primarily for generating heat in industrial furnaces, boilers, and other large combustion systems. It is heavier than Light Diesel Oil (LDO) and High-Speed Diesel (HSD), offering a cost-effective energy solution for industries with high thermal energy needs.

 
Uses of Furnace Oil
Furnace Oil is widely used across various industries for:

Industrial Boilers and Furnaces – For generating steam or direct heat
Rotary Kilns – In cement and ceramic manufacturing
Steel and Metal Plants – For heating and melting processes
Glass and Ceramic Units – To maintain consistent high-temperature operations
Power Plants – As backup fuel for generators or turbines
Chemical & Agrochemical Industries – For heating reactors and dryers
 
Manufacturing Process
Furnace Oil is typically produced as a byproduct of the crude oil refining process, especially from:

Vacuum Distillation Units (VDU) – Residual oils collected after refining lighter products
Blending – Sometimes blended with other heavy oils to meet specific viscosity and sulfur content requirements
At Vishal Industries, we ensure:

Controlled blending to meet industrial-grade viscosity
Compliance with environmental standards
Reliable, consistent product quality in every batch
 
Key Benefits of Furnace Oil
*High Heat Output – Delivers high calorific value for thermal-intensive processes
*Cost-Effective – More economical than lighter fuels like diesel
*Reliable Supply – Easily stored and transported in bulk for large-scale operations
*Customizable – Can be blended to meet industry-specific fuel requirements
*Energy-Efficient – Supports high-efficiency combustion with suitable burners
 
"Vishal Industries delivers industrial-grade Furnace Oil that fuels performance, productivity, and long-term energy savings."