AdBlue

AdBlue (AUS-32)

ISO 22241 certified AdBlue for all Euro 4 to 6 SCR-equipped diesel trucks, buses, and passenger cars. VDA-licensed distributor since 2007.

Composition:32.5% urea + deionized water

Standard:ISO 22241 / DIN 70070

Compatible with:Euro 4, 5, 6 SCR trucks and passenger cars

Packaging:1L, 5L, 10L, 20L, 200L, 1000L, Tanker

Min. order:1 L

Delivery in Estonia:Within 24 hours

License:VDA AdBlue®

Price

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Price depends on volume, packaging, and delivery frequency. Volume agreements from 1,000 L.

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What is AdBlue?

AdBlue (AUS-32) is a solution of deionized water and urea with a precise urea concentration of 32.5%. The AdBlue name may only be used when the product meets ISO 22241 requirements and the distributor holds a valid license agreement with VDA.

AdBlue is used in the SCR system (Selective Catalytic Reduction). The vehicle's pump injects the fluid automatically into the hot exhaust stream, where it breaks down into ammonia. The ammonia reacts with nitrogen oxide (NOx) and converts it into harmless compounds: nitrogen and water vapor. Result: up to 90% less NOx emissions compared to a vehicle without an SCR system.

Average AdBlue consumption is 1.5 litres per 100 km. For Euro 5 vehicles this represents approximately 6% of diesel consumption by volume, and 7 to 8% for Euro 6 vehicles.

Which vehicles require AdBlue?

→Heavy trucks and buses: SCR has been in use since 2004
→All diesel vehicles complying with Euro 4 and Euro 5 standards
→Euro 6 passenger cars: Mercedes-Benz, VAG group (VW, Audi, Skoda, Seat), BMW, Ford and others
→Agricultural and construction equipment with SCR-equipped engines

Why choose PrimeBlue AdBlue?

✓Every production batch tested to ISO 22241. Compliance certificate available for every delivery
✓Delivery in Estonia within 24 hours of order confirmation
✓Over 85% of our clients have been working with us for more than three years
✓Volume agreements from 1,000 litres; price depends on volume and delivery frequency

AdBlue quality is critical

A growing number of non-specialist companies in Estonia are attempting to produce urea solution without a VDA license. Such products do not meet ISO 22241 requirements. Using low-quality solution causes limescale buildup in the SCR catalyst, clogging the system and damaging components that cost thousands of euros to replace. Every PrimeBlue batch meets ISO 22241 and is documented with a compliance certificate.