NATO F-67 · Arctic Grade

F-67 Arctic diesel

A low-temperature diesel formulated to prevent gelling and waxing in fuel lines, ensuring reliable startability of vehicles and generators in sub-zero and arctic conditions.

F-67NATO code
<−46°CPour point (max)
ArcticGrade
LowCold-flow viscosity
F-67 Arctic diesel NATO F-67
Overview

What is F-67 fuel?


F-67 fuel is NATO’s arctic / extreme-cold diesel grade for ground forces operating where standard F-54 cold-flow performance is insufficient. CFPP and pour-point limits are selected to the theatre’s minimum temperatures.

Use F-67 when winterised logistics fleets and generators must start and filter reliably in polar or high-altitude cold. For temperate theatres, F-54 is usually correct.

Cold-flow first

Specify expected minimum ambient temperature when requesting F-67 so CFPP grade matches the mission profile.

F-67 vs F-54 at a glance

PropertyF-67 fuelF-54 fuel
ClimateArctic / extreme coldTemperate / standard
Cold flowTight CFPP gradesEN 590 seasonal grades
Primary useCold-theatre ground opsGeneral ground logistics

Standard ground diesel: F-54 fuel.

Specifications

Key technical properties


NATO F-67, the specialty cold-flow grade for arctic and extreme-cold theatres.

PropertyF-67 limit
SpecificationNATO F-67
NATO codeF-67
Pour point (max)< −46°C
Cloud pointExtremely low (arctic grade)
ViscosityOptimized for cold flow
Sulfur contentLow sulfur military diesel
Mission use

Where it fits


01
Arctic ground vehicles

Reliable cold-start performance for trucks and tactical vehicles.

02
Cold-climate generators

Stable combustion for base power in sub-zero deployments.

03
Extreme-weather logistics

Keeps supply chains moving where standard diesel would gel.

04
Theatre-matched CFPP

Pour point and cloud point matched to operating temperatures before allocation.

Procurement

How to buy


  1. Qualification

    Share the requirement

    Volumes, destinations and delivery window so we can qualify the purchasing profile.

  2. Commercial

    Offer & terms

    Pricing, Incoterms and supply scenarios aligned with compliance needs.

  3. Contract

    Allocate & schedule

    Confirm allocation, lock liftings and delivery windows.

  4. Delivery

    Ship with CoA

    Product moves with certificates and shipment docs for full traceability.

Specs first? Download the TDS above. Ready to procure? Operations handles confidential defense requests.

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Supply

Global sourcing network

Long-term procurement with distributor routes, refinery-backed planning and compliant documentation, from qualified producers and terminals to reduce lead-time risk.

  • Continuity: Contracted volumes with rolling delivery windows.
  • Flexibility: Multi-region options when one corridor is disrupted.
  • Coverage: Partners for priority uplift and transfer.
  • Compliance: Spec, quality and chain-of-custody docs.
F-67 Arctic diesel
FAQ

Frequently asked questions


What is the pour point of F-67?

Maximum below −46°C, formulated to remain pumpable in arctic and sub-zero conditions.

F-67 vs F-54?

F-67 is a specialty cold-flow grade for arctic theatres; F-54 is the standard NATO ground diesel for temperate conditions.

Which theatres typically require F-67?

Arctic, sub-arctic and extreme-cold deployments where standard diesel would gel or wax fuel filters.

What is F-67 fuel used for?

F-67 is NATO arctic diesel for military ground vehicles and generators in extreme cold where standard F-54 cold-flow is insufficient.

Where can I buy F-67 fuel?

Suat Fuels quotes F-67 for qualified defense programs, share volume, destination, minimum ambient temperature and delivery window.

Secure your F-67 supply

NATO F-67 arctic-grade diesel for extreme-cold ground operations.

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