We serve:

• Fleet operators

• Construction & industrial companies

• Fuel stations & auto service centers

• Government and municipal fleets

• Logistics and delivery providers

Absolutely. Visit our Request a Quote page or Contact Us directly to arrange custom pricing, regular delivery schedules, or wholesale partnerships.

AdBlue should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid contamination — always use sealed containers and clean equipment.

AdBlue quality is governed by the ISO 22241 standard, which specifies strict criteria for urea concentration (32.5%), purity, and contaminant levels. We test every batch to ensure full compliance using advanced lab equipment.

Using low-grade or contaminated AdBlue can:

• Damage your SCR system

• Trigger engine warning lights

• Lead to non-compliance with emissions regulations

• Result in expensive repairs or system downtime
  That’s why SiriusBlue guarantees pure, certified DEF, made under strict conditions.

On average, diesel vehicles use AdBlue at a rate of 3–5% of diesel consumption.
For example, if a truck consumes 100 liters of diesel, it may need around 3–5 liters of AdBlue.

No. AdBlue is:

• Non-toxic

• Non-flammable

• Environmentally safe when handled correctly
  However, it can corrode some metals, so always use compatible containers and equipment.