First: What is D2 GOST 305-82?
Globally Certified Russian Fuel
If you’re looking for a reliable source to purchase Russian D2 diesel fuel according to the GOST 305-82 specification, whether for industrial, governmental, or commercial use – this specification is among the best in terms of performance, price, and reliability. Whether you’re importing for government entities, factories, or local distribution, choosing Russian D2 ensures:
- Clean combustion and high efficiency.
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Compatibility with most diesel engines.
- Continuous availability from the Russian market.
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Strict specifications ensuring quality in every shipment.
D2 is a type of light, low-viscosity diesel fuel used in internal combustion diesel engines, produced through crude oil distillation. GOST 305-82 is the Russian standard specification regulating this fuel’s properties, developed in the Soviet Union in 1982 and still used in Russia and CIS countries.
Second: Common Uses
- Trucks and commercial vehicles.
- Electric generators.
- Agricultural and construction equipment.
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Heating systems in cold regions.
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Certain types of boats and small vessels.
Third: Technical Specifications for D2 per GOST 305-82
| Property |
Value/Limit |
| Density at 15°C |
0.82 – 0.85 kg/liter |
| Flash Point |
≥ 55°C |
| Viscosity at 20°C |
From 3 to 6 mm²/s |
| Pour Point |
-10 to -35°C depending on the type |
| Sulfur Content |
≤ 0.5% (typically 0.2% – 0.3%) |
| Water Content |
0.05% maximum |
| Ignition Point |
Approximately 200°C |
| Color |
Pale yellow or light brown |
Important Note: Some modified versions of D2, known as Low Sulphur D2, have a sulfur content below 0.05% to meet modern environmental standards (especially in Europe and Asia).
Fourth: Common Commercial Types
- Russian GOST D2 (Standard
Grade):
Compliant with GOST 305-82, sulfur content up to 0.5%, used locally and for export to Africa and some Asian countries.
- D2 LS (Low Sulphur):
Sulfur content ≤ 0.05%, in demand in Europe and some advanced Asian countries.
Fifth: Commercial and Import Form
Packaging and Shipping:
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Shipped in marine tankers or ISO Tank containers.
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Also available in 200-liter Drums or IBC Tanks.
Documents required for export:
- Certificate of Origin (COO)
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SGS, CIQ, or Eurofin Analysis Certificate
- Bill of Lading (BL)
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Marine Insurance Certificate
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Commercial Invoice
- Packing List
Sixth: Parties involved in commercial operations
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Seller (Supplier / Mandate): Exporting company in Russia or CIS countries.
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End Buyer: Importing company, government, or distributor.
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Bank: Guarantees SBLC/DLC transfers.
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Inspection Company (SGS / Intertek): For quality inspection during loading and unloading.
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Shipping Company: Certified maritime carrier.
Seventh: Tips for negotiation
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Request a recent SGS analysis before signing the contract.
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Do not deal with unknown intermediaries without documentation.
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Ensure the supplier company is registered and verify its commercial record.
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Ensure payment terms align with your bank's ability to issue SBLC or DLC.
Eighth: Difference between D2 and D6
| Item |
D2 |
D6 |
| Density |
Light |
Heavy |
| Flash Point |
Higher |
Lower |
| Color |
Light |
Dark |
| Use |
Cars, generators |
Ships, factories |
| Price |
Slightly higher |
Cheaper |
Contact us now
If you are a serious importer looking for a formal quotation (FCO) or wish to send an ICPO with order details, contact the European Group team now to start the process.
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