Our & Products
Arma Energy is a leading entity in the oil and gas trade within the Middle East. Established as a premier player in the region's energy sector.
Gas Oil
Gas Oil, derived from primary distillation and also obtained through cracking residues, serves various industries such as the automotive sector, construction industry, power generation, and as marine fuel for boats and smaller ships. The utilization of low sulfur Gas Oil ensures a cleaner burning process, comparable to that of gasoline.
Fuel Oil
Fuel Oil is utilized in larger vessels to power the main engine and generate electricity for power stations. It is commonly mixed with distillation residues and upper middle distillates to meet the needs of different sectors. Rock petroleum specializes in blending different types of Fuel Oil, such as standard grades of 380 cSt, 180 cSt, or customized viscosity levels and varying sulfur content.
Kerosene
Kerosene oil, a highly combustible liquid, finds extensive application in numerous industries and households worldwide as a source of light, heat, and power. It typically possesses a transparent and low viscosity nature. The utilization of kerosene spans a wide range, encompassing purposes such as fuel for oil lamps, cleaning agents, jet fuel, heating oil, and even cooking fuel.
Gasoline
Gasoline, commonly referred to as petrol, is manufactured through the combination of different elements derived from the primary and secondary refining processes of crude oil. It serves as the preferred fuel for internal combustion engines.
Naphtha
Naphtha, a light distillate obtained through the distillation of crude oil during the crude oil processing, is a direct output of the Crude Distillation Unit (CDU) in refineries. The quality of Naphtha varies depending on the type of Crude Oil used and the properties of the CDU. In addition to its initial production, Naphtha undergoes further processing to generate Gasoline, a range of petrochemicals, and serves as a feedstock in various industries. It is also utilized as a burning fuel in power plants. When it comes to Gasoline blending, the preference is for Light Naphtha with a higher octane number. On the other hand, Heavy Naphtha is typically subjected to additional processing to separate Aromatics such as Benzene and Toluene.
White Spirit
White Spirit is a blend of aliphatic and alicyclic hydrocarbons ranging from C7 to C12. It finds applications as an extraction solvent, a cleaning agent, a degreasing solution, and a solvent in aerosols, paints, wood preservatives, lacquers, varnishes, and asphalt products. Within the paint industry, White Spirit stands as the most extensively employed solvent.
