Liquefied petroleum gas (LP gas) is a versatile and widely used fuel source, primarily composed of propane and butane. Originating from the processing of natural gas and the refining of crude oil, it's stored as a liquid under pressure, which significantly simplifies its transportation and storage. This characteristic allows LP gas to be distributed to a broad range of consumers, powering applications from residential heating and cooking to industrial processes and vehicle fuel. Notably, LP gas is a clean-burning fuel, and for safety, an odorant is added to it, enabling the easy detection of leaks.

Gas equipment manages gaseous fuels, including regulators, valves, meters, and burners, with safety systems ensuring leak prevention. Car lubricants, like engine oil, reduce friction in vehicle components, preventing wear, dissipating heat, and removing contaminants for smoother operation and a longer lifespan.