Premium AUS 40
Marine Urea Solution
in India
A direct-manufactured 40% aqueous urea solution for marine SCR systems, turning engine NOx into harmless nitrogen and water to meet IMO Tier III & MARPOL Annex VI. Bulk volumes, per-batch ISO 18611 CoA, and port-side delivery across India.
AUS 40 · IMO Tier III Compliance
FROM NOx TO CLEAN EXHAUST
Selective Catalytic Reduction injects AUS 40 into hot exhaust gas. The urea releases ammonia, which reacts with nitrogen oxides over a catalyst, leaving only nitrogen and water vapour.
Inject AUS 40
Precise 40% urea solution is metered into the exhaust stream ahead of the SCR catalyst.
Catalytic Conversion
Urea decomposes to ammonia, which reacts with NOx across the catalyst surface.
Nitrogen + Water
Harmless N₂ and H₂O leave the stack, securing IMO Tier III & MARPOL Annex VI.
ISO 18611-1:2014 & IS 17661 (Part 1):2022
AUS 40 vs AUS 32 (AdBlue)
- ISO 22241, road vehicles
- Automotive SCR, low demand
- Under-doses marine catalysts
- ISO 18611 · IS 17661, marine
- Engineered for ship SCR systems
- Correct dosing & catalyst protection
AUS 40 Across
India's Ports
Dispatched to major maritime hubs on every coast, in 200L drums, 1000L IBC totes, ISO tanks and bulk tankers.
Delivery is only half the job. We also provide the unloading and pumping service. PROTICKS handles quayside delivery and alongside supply with our own transfer equipment: road tanker unloading at the berth, pumped discharge through dedicated hoses direct to your deck fill point, bunker barge supply and ship-to-ship transfer where berth access is restricted. Pump kit, hose, coupling set and calibrated flow meter are supplied and operated by our team.
AUS 40 unloading, pumping & discharge guide →
Full Indian port supply network →
Planning estimate only. Actual dosing depends on load profile, NOx target and OEM maps. Confirm with your engine/SCR supplier.
Size Bulk AUS 40
In Seconds
Estimate approximate AUS 40 consumption for any vessel before you order, then request exact bulk pricing and a delivery window for your port. Every consignment ships with an ISO 18611 Certificate of Analysis and MSDS.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is AUS 40 different from AdBlue?
Does PROTICKS provide an ISO 18611 Certificate of Analysis with delivery?
Which Indian ports does PROTICKS serve for bulk AUS 40 bunkering?
What is the minimum order quantity for AUS 40?
What is the shelf life and storage requirement for AUS 40?
How is bulk AUS 40 unloaded and pumped into the vessel?
Do you supply the pump and hose, or do we need our own?
How far in advance do you need port call details?
Marine Urea Guides
Technical guides on AUS 40, SCR systems, IMO compliance and onboard handling, written for operators, superintendents and marine procurement teams.
What Is AUS 40? The Complete Marine Urea Guide
Definition, chemistry, ISO 18611 & IS 17661 standards, packaging and sourcing in India.
Read Guide → TechnicalHow Marine SCR Systems Work & Urea Dosing
Catalyst chemistry, closed-loop dosing, consumption estimation and ammonia slip control.
Read Guide → RegulatoryIMO Tier III & MARPOL Annex VI, Explained
NOx limits, Emission Control Areas, applicability dates and port state enforcement.
Read Guide → OperationsAUS 40 Unloading, Pumping & Discharge
Hose connections, flow rates, road tanker unloading, barge transfer and IBC handling at the berth.
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