AVGAS 100 LL
The ideal fuel for piston aircraft engines
AVGAS 100 LL
The ideal fuel for piston aircraft engines
AVGAS is the type of aviation fuel used in small aircraft with piston engines in general aviation. It is a high-octane mixture of hydrocarbons produced by refining crude oil. It contains special additives such as anti-knock agents, antioxidants, colorants and antistatic additives. It is especially designed for use at high altitudes.
The quality of our fuel complies with ASTM D 910 and DEF STAN 91-090.
Why choose AVGAS 100LL?
Choose AVGAS and ensure a smooth and efficient flight every time.
- Reliable performance:
AVGAS 100LL provides your aircraft with the energy it needs to fly efficiently and safely.
- Industry standard:
AVGAS 100LL is a proven and widely used fuel in general aviation. It is considered the standard for small aircraft with piston engines and is appreciated by pilots worldwide
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Contact us today to order your AVGAS 100LL or to get a professional consultation on your needs.
Special requirements for storage
The vapors of AVGAS 100LL are highly explosive if they get in contact with air. Therefore, special storage requirements apply. Gasoline should be stored in containers that protect the fuel from air, moisture and mechanical contamination. Direct sunlight and heat should also be avoided.
Choose the ideal Aviation Gasoline
Whether you’re a seasoned aviator or a first-time aircraft owner, navigating the nuances of AVGAS is crucial. We’ve compiled this resource to offer clarity on various aspects of aviation gasoline, helping you make informed decisions for your aviation fuel needs.
The density of AVGAS varies depending on factors such as its specific formulation and temperature. On average, AVGAS weighs approximately 6.01 to 6.29 pounds per gallon (0.72 to 0.75 kilograms per liter).
The primary grades of AVGAS available on the market include AVGAS 100LL, AVGAS UL91, AVGAS UL93, and AVGAS UL94. AVGAS 100LL is the most common type used in piston-engine aircraft, while the other ones are unleaded alternatives designed for specific engine requirements and environmental considerations. Each grade varies in its octane rating, lead content, and suitability for different aircraft engines.
The difference between AVGAS 100LL (Low Lead) and AVGAS 100VLL (Very Low Lead) lies in the lead content. AVGAS 100VLL is being developed to improve environmental protection and increase air quality, especially at airports with high traffic volumes.
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