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AdBlue is a registered trademark belonging to the Verband der Automobilindustrie organization

AdBlue fluid is a substance intended for use in cars with diesel engines, equipped with a selective catalytic reduction system (also known as SCR, or Selective Catalytic Reduction). Initially, AdBlue was mainly used in trucks and tractors. Currently, after the introduction of the Euro 6 standard, which relates to exhaust emissions, AdBlue must also be used by drivers of passenger cars.
It is a transparent or slightly yellow solution, composed of 67.5% demineralized water (H2O) and 32.5% urea (NO3), characterized by an unpleasant smell. It is an additive injected directly into the car's exhaust system. It helps to neutralize harmful oxides from exhaust gases. AdBlue is not considered a dangerous or environmentally harmful substance. It is also not flammable, explosive or harmful to health. The consumption of AdBlue is equivalent to about 4-5% of the amount of used engine oil, depending on the type of engine. Transport: truck tanks (full tank deliveries of 22,000 liters),