Jet Fuel A1 is a specialized type of kerosene designed for use in aircraft powered by gas-turbine engines. It meets stringent international specifications, ensuring optimal performance and safety for aviation applications. Primary Characteristics: Appearance: Clear to straw-colored liquid. Odor: Characteristic petroleum or kerosene odor. Density: Typically around 0.80 kg/l at 15 C. Flash Point: Minimum of 38 C (100 F). Freezing Point: Maximum of -47 C (-53 F). Specifications: Jet Fuel A1 adheres to the stringent international standards set by organizations like ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) and DEF STAN (UK's Defence Standard).
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CR03 Jet A1, EN590 FOB CI DIP Procedure Jet A1 $84.00 EN590 $540.00 Origin: Kazakhstan FOB CI DIP & PAY Transaction Procedure 1. Seller mandate issues SCO, buyer issues official ICPO including buyer company certificate and buyer international passport to the seller. 2. Seller Acknowledges Buyer ICPO and issues Commercial Invoice, Buyer signs and return back Commercial Invoice (CI) along with Tank Storage Agreement (TSA). 3. Seller provides Buyer with the Below Listed PPOP: a) Certificate Of Origin b) Dip Test Authorization (DTA) c) Injection Report (IR) 4. Buyer endorse DTA with his Tank Farm or Extend Seller Tank to enable Buyer receive full GPS coordinates of the tanks, Hub Numbers, Terminal Access Permit to dip test in Seller Tank and obtain fresh SGS Report. 5. After a successful Dip Test in Sellers tanks, Buyer takes over sellers tank or Seller injects into buyers vessel / Tank and the buyer makes the payment for the total value of the product injected into the tanks through the means of MT103-TT. Upon seller receives the payment for the product from the buyer, the seller issues to the buyer the Title ownership of the product and all exporting documents of the Product. The seller pays all Intermediaries involved in the transaction Transaction Procedure TTO/OPL/STS 1. Buyer accepts the seller's offer/Procedure, and Buyer will issue an ICPO, CP and Passport Copy. 2. The seller will issue MOU, Cargo Marine Insurance Bid Bond to Buyer for Securing the Vessel and Title Transfer ownership. All parties sign NCNDA/IMFPA. 3. Seller Issues: a) Bill of Lading b) Q88 c) CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN d) CERTIFICATE OF QUALITY AND QUANTITY (Q&Q) at the Loading port. 4. Buyer pays 1% of the product amount for Cargo Marine Insurance Bid Bond to secure the Vessel and Transfer Title Ownership OR pays $195,000 for Authorization to Board the Vessel at the Destination port as the vessel arrive. Note: Buyer does not have the right to Dip Test the product they have not secured. 5. The seller will issue the following POP documents and order the re-routing of the vessel to the buyer's desired port and transfer the title to the potential buyer's company's name. a) Product Passport (Quantity & Quality Dip Test Analysis Report) b) Certificate of Origin c) Commitment to Supply d) Ullage Report e) Cargo Manifest f) Vessel Q88 g) Title Transfer Invoice h) Fresh SGS Report i) Injection Report 6. The vessel will arrive at the discharge port, and the buyer will carry out the CIQ/SGS inspection. Upon successful inspection, the buyer will make the full payment for the product to the seller through MT103 T/T.
CR02 Jet A1, EN590 CIF ESCROW PROCEDURE Jet A1 $84.00 EN590 $540.00 Origin: Kazakhstan CIF ESCROW PROCEDURE 1. Buyer issues LOI, seller issues FCO for buyer to sign and return with following below: a) Buyer official Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order (ICPO). b) Buyer company certificate of business incorporation/ registration. c) Buyer Company comprehensive profile. d) Buyer�¢??s Copy of identification materials (international passport). 2. Seller issues SPA to buyer for review/countersign forward back to seller with acceptance letter, and seller issues Product Passport/Company Certificate and appoint Escrow Company in USA for both parties to sign Escrow agreement. Both parties pay consultation costs (1) to the attorney law firm before an escrow agreement can be drafted. 3. Seller and Buyer sign Escrow agreement and buyer makes 10% Escrow deposit of total value products for one shipment and Seller schedules shipment, ships out the cargo to the buyer destination port and sets of Full POP documents below to buyer/delivery documents send to buyer below; All party sign NCNDA/IMFPA. a) Certificate of Authenticity. b) Bill of Lading. c) Q88. d) Packing List Certificate. e) Export Clearance Permit. f) Insurance Policy. g) Commercial Invoice. h) Company registration certificate. i) Certificate of origin GOST. j) Passport of the Product. k) Commitment to Supply. l) Statement of Availability of the Product. m) Export clearance Affidavit. n) Registered, Legalized, Approved SPA. 4. Transaction certificate for 12 months which gives the BUYER the legitimate approval to purchase oil products from the Republic of Kazakhstan for yearly contracts. 5. The Buyer makes the product payment in full via MT-103/TT and Escrow company return 10% Escrow deposit to buyer. Seller transfers the Title Ownership to the Buyer Company and the Seller pay commissions to all involved via NCNDA/IMFPA.
CR01 Jet A1, EN590 Tank To Vessel Procedure Jet A1 $84.00 EN590 $540.00 Origin: Kazakhstan Tank To Vessel Procedure (TTV ROTTERDAM PORT) NOT NEGOTIABLE. 1. Buyer issues official ICPO including buyer company certificate and buyer international passport to the seller 2. Seller acknowledges Buyer ICPO and issues Commercial Invoice, Buyer signs and returns back Commercial Invoice (CI) along with, all parties sign NCNDA/IMFPA; a) Charter Party Agreement (CPA) b) Pipeline Injection Agreement (PIA) 3. Seller provides Buyer with the below listed PPOP: a) Certificate Of Origin (COO). b) Local Dip Test Analysis Result Report (Equivalent to SGS). c) Injection Report (IR). d) Tank To Vessel Injection Agreement (TTVIA) to be endorsed by Buyer Pipeline Company. 4. Buyer endorses TTVIA with his Pipeline Company or transfers Title to the buyer's name to facilitate physical verification and dip test of the product in seller tank before Injection into vessel. 5. After a successful Dip Test in Sellers tanks, Buyer Pipeline Company starts Injection into the Buyer Vessel or Seller injects into buyers vessel and the buyer makes the payment for the total value of the product injected into the Vessel through the means of MT103-TT. 6. Upon seller receives the payment for the product from the buyer, the seller issues to the buyer the Title ownership of the product and all exporting documents of the Product. 7. The seller pays all Intermediaries involved in the transaction and close the transaction. Transaction Procedure TTO/OPL/STS 1. Buyer accepts the seller's offer/Procedure, and Buyer will issue an ICPO, CP and Passport Copy. 2. The seller will issue MOU, Cargo Marine Insurance Bid Bond to Buyer for Securing the Vessel and Title Transfer ownership. All parties sign NCNDA/IMFPA. 3. Seller Issues: a) Bill of Lading b) Q88 c) CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN d) CERTIFICATE OF QUALITY AND QUANTITY (Q&Q) at the Loading port. 4. Buyer pays 1% of the product amount for Cargo Marine Insurance Bid Bond to secure the Vessel and Transfer Title Ownership OR pays $195,000 for Authorization to Board the Vessel at the Destination port as the vessel arrive. Note: Buyer does not have the right to Dip Test the product they have not secured. 5. The seller will issue the following POP documents and order the re-routing of the vessel to the buyer's desired port and transfer the title to the potential buyer's company's name. a) Product Passport (Quantity & Quality Dip Test Analysis Report) b) Certificate of Origin c) Commitment to Supply d) Ullage Report e) Cargo Manifest f) Vessel Q88 g) Title Transfer Invoice h) Fresh SGS Report i) Injection Report 6. The vessel will arrive at the discharge port, and the buyer will carry out the CIQ/SGS inspection. Upon successful inspection, the buyer will make the full payment for the product to the seller through MT103 T/T.
Product Description Additives Antioxidant in hydro processed fuel mg/l min 17 max 24 Antioxidant non hydro processed fuel mg/l max 24 Static dissipater first doping ASA- 3 mg/l max 1 Stadis 450 mg/l max 3 Combustion properties Specific energy, net mi/kg min 18.4 D 4808 Smoke point mm min 19 D 1322 Lumininomitter number min 45 D 1740 Naphtales % vol max 3 D 1840 Propriety unit min - max result test - ip method ASTM Composition. Available products: JET A1/JP54, CRUDE OIL, BLCO, REBCO, SLCO, D2, D6, BIODIESEL, EN590, DIESEL 10PPM & 50PPM, BITUMEN, MAZUT M100, Copper. Safe procedure and long-term cooperation - that is our motto.
Refined/produced In Germany, Not Re-documented - Min. Qty Is 50,000 Mt For All Products Except Jet Fuel With Min. Qty Of 2m Bbl And Min Contract Period Is 12 Months. Ship To Ship Transfer (Sts) Procurement Process 1.1. The Seller Issues A Commercial Offer. - The Commercial Offer Exhibits Information Such As Specific Prices, Volume, Load/discharge Ports, Delivery Timeline, Product Specifications, Etc. 1.2. The Buyer Formalizes And Returns The Commercial Offer In Conjunction With A Banker Signed Ready Willing And Able (Rwa) Letter Stating, The Banker Shall Issue A Collateral Instrument On Behalf Of The Buyer. 1.3. The Seller Issues An Authorization To Verify (Atv), Which Is Transmitted Between Bankers. -the Atv Is To Validate/confirm The Sellers: A) Liquidity. B) Hydrocarbon Trading Experience. 2. Sales Agreement 2.1. The Seller Issues The Sales & Purchase Agreement. -the Sales & Purchase Agreement Exhibits Information Such As Price, Index Discount, Volume, Load/discharge Ports, Delivery Timeline, Product Specifications, Banking Coordinates, And Other Tacit Data. -the Delivery Timeline Is Contingent On The Volume, Load/discharge Ports, And Vessel Availability. 3. Formalization/banking 3.1. The Buyer Formalizes And Submits The Sales & Purchase Agreement Within (3) Business Days. 3.2. The Sales & Purchase Agreement Is Lodged With The Buyer's And The Seller's Bank. 3.3. The Buyer's Banker Transmits A Pre-advice Via Swift Mt799. 3.4. The Buyer's Banker Transmits The Collateral Instrument Via Swift Mt760. 3.5. The Seller's Banker Issues A 2% Performance Bond. 4. Loading/documentation 4.1. Subsequent To The Validation Of The Collateral Instrument, The Seller Loads The Vessel (At Own Expense) And Issues The Product & Delivery Documentation. -product & Delivery Documentations Are Submitted Digitally And Via Courier When Created. Documentation Comprises Of, But Is Not Limited To, Charter Party Agreement, Vessel Questionnaire 88, Vessel/product Insurance Policy (Lloyds), Commitment To Supply/commercial Invoice, Statement Of Product Availability/certificate Of Origin, Bill Of Lading/cargo Manifest, Ullage Report, Certificate Of Quality, Notice Of Readiness/eta To Destination, Etc. -the Buyer May Track And/or Communicate With The Vessel At Their Convenience. 5. Delivery/injection 5.1. Per Standard Shipping Protocols, The Shipper Contacts The Buyer Within A 48-hour Arrival Date/time. 5.2. The Seller Issues The Authorization To Board (Atb) And The Dip Test Authorization (Dta). 5.3. The Buyer Executes An Mt103 Wire Transfer Subsequent To The Quality/quantity Inspection And In Accordance To The Final Invoice. 5.4. The Seller Transfers The Certificate Of Ownership (Title) Subsequent To The Receipt Of Payment. 5.5. Injection Process Commences. [fuel Is Injected Into The Buyer's Vessel(S)]
Procurement Process - Cost, Insurance And Freight - CIF Refined/produced In Germany, Not Re-documented Please Find Attached Our Cif Procedures. Any Questions Please Don't Hesitate To Ask.
CIF Procurement Process - Min. Qty is 50,000 MT for all products except Jet Fuel with Min. Qty of 2M BBL and Min Contract Period is 12 months. 1.1. The Seller Issues A Commercial Offer. - The Commercial Offer Exhibits Information Such As Specific Prices, Volume, Load/discharge Ports, Delivery Timeline, Product Specifications, Etc. 1.2. The Buyer Formalizes And Returns The Commercial Offer In Conjunction With A Banker Signed Ready Willing And Able (Rwa) Letter Stating To Issue A Collateral Instrument On Behalf Of The Buyer. 2. Sales Agreement 2.1. The Seller Issues The Sales & Purchase Agreement. - The Sales & Purchase Agreement Exhibits Information Such As Price, Index Discount, Volume, Load/discharge Ports, Delivery Timeline, Product Specifications, Banking Coordinates, And Other Tacit Data. - The Delivery Timeline Is Contingent On The Volume, Load/discharge Ports, And Vessel Availability. 3. Formalization/banking 3.1. The Buyer Formalizes And Submits The Sales & Purchase Agreement Within (3) Business Days. 3.2. The Sales & Purchase Agreement Is Lodged With The Buyers And The Sellers Bank. 3.3. The Buyers Banker Transmits A Pre-advice Via Swift Mt799. 3.4. The Buyer's Banker Transmits The Collateral Instrument Via Swift Mt760. 3.5. The Seller's Banker Issues A 2% Performance Bond. 3.6. Within 7 Days Of Verification Of The Collateral Instrument, The Seller Issues A Specially Curated Insurance Policy From Llyods Of London For 110% Of The Value. 4. Loading/documentation 4.1. Subsequent To The Validation Of The Collateral Instrument, The Seller Loads The Vessel (At Own Expense) And Issues The Product & Delivery Documentation. Product & Delivery Documentations Are Submitted Digitally And Via Courier When Created. Documentation Comprises Of, But Not Limited To: 1. Charter Party Agreement 2. Vessel Questionnaire 88 3. Vessel/product Insurance Policy (Lloyds) 4. Commitment To Supply 5. Commercial Invoice 6. Statement Of Product Availability 7. Certificate Of Origin 8. Bill Of Lading 9. Cargo Manifest 10. Ullage Report 11. Certificate Of Quality(Sgs At Origin) And Notice Of Readiness 12. Eta To Destination, Etc. The Buyer May Track And/or Communicate With The Vessel At Their Convenience. 5. Delivery/discharge 5.1. Per Standard Shipping Protocols, The Shipper Contacts The Buyer And Target Harbormaster Within A 48-hour Arrival Date/time. 5.2. The Seller Issues The Authorization To Board (Atb) And The Dip Test Authorization (Dta). 5.3. Customs Will Accompany The Buyer Per Local Rules. 5.4. The Buyer Executes An Mt103 Wire Transfer Subsequent To The Quality/quantity Inspection And In Accordance To The Final Invoice. 5.5. The Seller Transfers The Certificate Of Ownership (Title) Subsequent To The Receipt Of Payment. 5.6. Shore Tanks Are Injected Per The Harbormasters Directives.
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