Petroleum and tanker transport is a specialized field that involves high risk and requires special regulations and equipment. As Express Global Logistics, we are industry leaders in transporting fuel, LPG, chemical liquids, solvents, mineral oils, acids, and other tanker cargo with our ADR (European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road) infrastructure, tanker fleet, and certified personnel.
Liquids and gases we transport (with UN codes):
- Fuel class: Gasoline, diesel, jet fuel (UN 1202, UN 1203)
- Flammable liquids: Toluene, xylene, acetone (UN 1294, UN 1307)
- Corrosives: Sulfuric acid, sodium hypochlorite (UN 1791)
- Compressed gas: LPG, propane, butane (UN 1965, UN 1075)
Our tanker types:
- Stainless Steel – for chemicals
- Heated tanker – for viscosity control (oil, molasses)
- Pressure tanker (LPG)
- ADR labeled and insulated multi-compartment tanker
Our operational safety:
- 7/24 tire pressure and driving monitoring
- Expertise control at loading/unloading site
- Equipment and response kit for spill and leakage
- ADR certificate, Dangerous Goods Safety Advisory (TMGD)
Who do we serve?
Fuel distribution companies, chemical plants, refineries, mineral oil manufacturers, and municipalities.
The most important criteria in petroleum and tanker transport are safety and regulatory compliance. Express Global Logistics offers you professional solutions with an auditable, zero-accident policy. Contact us immediately to determine the most suitable tanker type and route according to your cargo class.
From the field
Frequently asked questions
Which liquids and gases do you carry?
Petrol, diesel and jet fuel (UN 1202, UN 1203); toluene, xylene and acetone (UN 1294, UN 1307); sulphuric acid and sodium hypochlorite (UN 1791); and LPG, propane and butane (UN 1965, UN 1075).
What tanker types do you have?
Stainless steel tankers for chemicals, heated tankers for viscosity control, pressurised tankers for LPG, and ADR-labelled insulated multi-compartment tankers.
Who are your tanker customers?
Fuel distributors, chemical plants, refineries, lubricant producers and municipalities.