AdBlue for Businesses, Fleets & Farms

Keep your diesel vehicles and machinery running with a reliable supply of AdBlue from Rix Petroleum.

We supply AdBlue for commercial fleets, HGVs, agricultural machinery and other diesel-powered equipment fitted with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems, with supply options to suit different usage requirements.

What Is AdBlue?

AdBlue is a diesel exhaust fluid used by vehicles and machinery fitted with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology.

It is made from a solution of high-purity urea and demineralised water and is stored in a separate AdBlue tank on the vehicle or machine – it is not added to the diesel fuel tank.

As the vehicle operates, AdBlue is introduced into the exhaust system, where it helps the SCR system reduce harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions.

If your vehicle or machinery requires AdBlue, keeping an adequate supply available is essential to keeping it operating as intended.

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Who Uses AdBlue?

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HGVs & Commercial Vehicles

AdBlue for HGVs, vans and other diesel commercial vehicles fitted with SCR technology.

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Fleets & Transport

Supply options for businesses managing multiple vehicles and regular AdBlue usage.

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Agricultural Machinery

AdBlue for suitable tractors, combines and other modern diesel agricultural machinery.

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Plant & Machinery

AdBlue for suitable construction, plant and other diesel-powered equipment fitted with SCR systems.

AdBlue Supply to Suit Your Operation

How much AdBlue you use will depend on your vehicles, machinery and workload.

Rix can help businesses and farms with different AdBlue requirements, whether you're managing a commercial fleet, operating agricultural machinery or need a regular supply for equipment on site.

Talk to our team about how much AdBlue you use, how you currently store it and how frequently you need to replenish your supply.

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How Does AdBlue Work?

  • 1. Stored Separately

    AdBlue is held in its own dedicated tank, separate from your vehicle's diesel fuel.

  • 2. Used by the SCR System

    The vehicle introduces AdBlue into the exhaust system as it operates.

  • 3. Helps Reduce NOx Emissions

    The SCR process converts harmful nitrogen oxides into less harmful substances before they leave the exhaust.

  • 4. Refill When Required

    Your vehicle or machinery will usually alert you when its AdBlue level is becoming low.

How Much AdBlue Will I Need?

The amount of AdBlue your vehicles or machinery use will depend on factors including the engine, SCR system, workload and operating conditions.

Businesses running larger fleets or machinery for long periods are naturally likely to have greater requirements than occasional users.

Rather than relying on a generic figure, monitor your actual AdBlue consumption and speak to our team about a supply option that suits your operation.

Protect the Quality of Your AdBlue

AdBlue needs to be stored correctly to help protect its quality and prevent contamination.

Use equipment and containers designed for AdBlue and keep it separate from diesel, lubricants and other fluids.

Care should also be taken when transferring AdBlue into vehicles and machinery, as contamination can affect the SCR system.

For detailed handling and storage information, always refer to the latest product guidance and Safety Data Sheet.

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Why Buy AdBlue from Rix?

  • Supply for Farms & Businesses

    AdBlue for commercial vehicles, agricultural machinery and other suitable equipment.

  • Flexible Supply

    Talk to us about an AdBlue supply option appropriate for your usage requirements.

  • Product Support

    Our team can help with your AdBlue requirements and other products for your vehicles and machinery.

  • Fuel, Lubricants & More

    Source AdBlue alongside fuels, lubricants and additives through your local Rix team.

Complete Your Vehicle & Machinery Requirements

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Road diesel, gas oil and other fuels delivered directly to farms and businesses.

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AdBlue FAQs

  • What is AdBlue?

    AdBlue is a diesel exhaust fluid used in vehicles and machinery fitted with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology to help reduce nitrogen oxide emissions.

  • Is AdBlue a fuel additive?

    No. AdBlue is not added to diesel fuel. It is stored in a separate tank and used by the vehicle's SCR exhaust-treatment system.

  • What is AdBlue made from?

    AdBlue is a solution made using high-purity urea and demineralised water.

  • Does every diesel vehicle need AdBlue?

    No. AdBlue is required by diesel vehicles and machinery that use an SCR system. Check your vehicle or equipment manufacturer's guidance if you're unsure.

  • What happens if I put AdBlue in my diesel tank?

    AdBlue should never be added to your diesel tank. If this happens, do not start the engine and seek appropriate professional assistance.

  • Can tractors use AdBlue?

    Many modern tractors and other agricultural machines fitted with SCR systems require AdBlue. Check the requirements of your particular machinery.

  • How much AdBlue will I use?

    Consumption varies depending on the vehicle or machine, its engine, workload and operating conditions. Monitoring your actual usage is the best way to understand your requirements.

  • How should AdBlue be stored?

    AdBlue should be stored using suitable dedicated equipment and protected from contamination. Follow the product manufacturer's storage guidance and refer to the latest Safety Data Sheet.

  • Does Rix supply AdBlue to businesses?

    Yes. Rix supplies AdBlue for suitable commercial vehicles, fleets, machinery and equipment. Contact our team to discuss your requirements and the supply options available.

Talk to Us About Your AdBlue Requirements

Whether you need AdBlue for a fleet, farm or other machinery, tell us a little about your operation and how much you use and our team will be in touch.