Recycle Base Oil is a refined product made by reprocessing used lubricating oils. Instead of disposing of waste oils, industries can reuse and regenerate them into high-performance base oil. This not only reduces environmental impact but also cuts production costs.
Thanks to its efficiency and eco-friendliness, Recycle Base Oil is widely used in lubricants, hydraulics, metalworking fluids, and industrial greases. It maintains quality performance while supporting circular manufacturing. Moreover, it enables businesses to comply with tightening global sustainability regulations.
To clarify, Recycle Base Oil comes from collecting, filtering, and refining used oils from vehicles, machinery, and equipment. Through advanced re-refining processes, we remove contaminants and restore the oil’s properties to a near-original state.
More importantly, this type of base oil performs similarly to virgin oils. It goes through distillation, hydro-treatment, and purification. As a result, manufacturers receive a high-quality oil with reduced carbon footprint. In the long run, this leads to better profitability and reduced environmental pressure.
Because of growing environmental regulations and cost pressures, more companies are choosing recycled options for their formulations. In fact, some governments now offer incentives for using recycled oil in manufacturing and transport sectors.
Recycle Base Oil serves a variety of sectors due to its versatility. Not only does it power engines, but it also supports hydraulic systems, turbines, and compressors.
Typical Uses:
Automotive engine oils
Industrial lubricants and gear oils
Transformer oils
Marine oils
Hydraulic fluids
Greases
Moreover, it can be blended with virgin base oils to enhance formulation flexibility. In many cases, producers rely on this blending strategy to optimize both performance and cost.
Choosing Recycle Base Oil offers several technical and environmental benefits. Therefore, more businesses are switching from traditional sources.
Technical Benefits:
Comparable viscosity and thermal stability to virgin base oils
Lower sulfur content and reduced volatility
Enhanced oxidation resistance through hydro-treatment
Environmental and Economic Advantages:
Cuts down oil waste disposal
Saves natural resources
Supports sustainability targets
More affordable than new base oil
Because of these strengths, many lubricant producers are shifting to recycled formulations. Additionally, doing so helps them meet corporate ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) benchmarks.
Recycle Base Oil is available in different grades depending on the re-refining process and source oil. Typically, it comes in Group I or Group II performance ranges. In either case, clients benefit from consistent, dependable results.
Common Parameters:
Kinematic viscosity: 28-32 cSt at 40°C
Flash point: Above 200°C
Sulfur content: Low
Color: Pale yellow to light amber
Water content: <0.05%
With modern refining technologies, we ensure batch-to-batch consistency in all delivered oils. As a result, manufacturers enjoy uninterrupted performance during production.
At Basekim, we offer high-purity Recycle Base Oil to customers worldwide. We operate facilities in Turkey and the UAE, ensuring fast and reliable delivery.
Our Value:
Custom packaging: flexi tanks, IBCs, drums
COA, MSDS, and full export documentation
Bulk supply and on-time logistics
Quality control with each batch
In addition, our team supports your technical and logistical needs throughout the process. When you partner with Basekim, you receive more than just a product—you gain a dependable supply chain. Consequently, your projects stay on track.
Although Recycle Base Oil is non-hazardous, safe handling is still important. That’s why it’s essential to follow best practices at all stages.
Storage Guidelines:
Store in a cool, dry place
Keep away from moisture and open flames
Use sealed containers
Handle with gloves and protective clothing
Furthermore, regular inspection and cleaning of storage tanks extend oil life and prevent contamination. For this reason, most facilities follow monthly maintenance plans.
Due to cost savings and environmental focus, demand for Recycle Base Oil is increasing globally. In particular, Asia and the Middle East are expanding their recycled oil capacities.
Governments, especially in Europe and Asia, encourage industries to reduce waste and adopt sustainable inputs. Consequently, re-refined base oils are gaining popularity in heavy industry, automotive, and energy sectors.
Recycle Base Oil bridges the gap between performance and responsibility. Moreover, it positions your business for long-term operational resilience.
While virgin base oil comes from crude petroleum, Recycle Base Oil originates from used oil. However, both can meet similar performance specs. Additionally, they may be blended for customized results.
Key Differences:
Recycled oil reduces CO2 emissions by over 80%
It is often more affordable
Suitable for applications with high sustainability goals
Even so, both oils can be used interchangeably in many formulations depending on blend design. Therefore, engineers have flexibility when formulating.
Yes, when refined properly, Recycle Base Oil performs like virgin oil in lubricants.
It is widely used in automotive, metal, power, and marine sectors.
Absolutely. It blends well and enhances flexibility and cost savings.
Yes. Basekim supplies in drums, flexi tanks, and bulk tankers.
We conduct lab tests on every batch and offer full technical documentation.