Automation and logistics
Packaged Oil
Packaged Oil is Crude Oil converted to a solid item for alternative transport, and it can be used as vehicle fuel.
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Packaged Oil acquisition
Use the on-page resource map to find Crude Oil nodes in the standard layout. Inspect node purity and access, then build the correct extractor and route crude to a Packager. Crude Oil also has 18 well satellites with 3 well cores in extracted 1.2.3.1 game data; the map displays the standard layout.
FIND THE ACTUAL LOCATION
Open full map ↗Satisfactory resource & collectible map
Filter a resource, then select a marker or location below for its purity, elevation and coordinates. The map is hosted here.
Standard resource types and purity · Game-data snapshot 1.2.3.1. Randomized worlds differ. Nearby markers may be separated by cliffs or caves.
51 Crude Oil locations
● Impure: amber● Normal: cyan● Pure: lime◆ Well outlet■ Well core
Before you go
- Packager and Packaged Oil recipe unlocked.
- Crude Oil supply and Empty Canisters.
- For node gathering, use the standard-layout map and check the selected node's purity.
Farming steps
- Filter the on-page map for Crude Oil and inspect accessible nodes and their purity.
- Build the appropriate extractor on a Crude Oil node and connect its output to the Packager.
- Alternatively, extract Crude Oil from a well satellite using the required well core setup; do not treat a well as a resource node.
- Supply Empty Canisters to the Packager and select Packaged Oil.
- At 100% clock, each batch uses 2 m³ Crude Oil and 2 Empty Canisters and makes 2 items; the listed rate is 30 per minute.
- Route packaged output to vehicle fueling or transport; unpackage in a Packager to recover Crude Oil and Empty Canisters.
- The map shows the standard layout; node positions and purity guidance here apply to that layout.
- The listed production rate assumes a Packager at 100% clock.
Repeat, collect and use
Keep crude and canisters flowing, clear packaged output, and return canisters after unpackaging.
Common mistakes
- Searching for Packaged Oil on the map as though it were a resource node.
- Confusing Crude Oil nodes with well satellites or assuming packaged oil is extracted directly.
When to stop or switch
Stop when transport or vehicle fuel demand is met, or when crude input should serve another production line.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
Open a guide to find other locations and see what the item is used for.