Keruing (Dipterocarpus) is one of the Dipterocarpaceae family which produces oleoresin. Dipterocarpus species diversities will give the difference in oleoresin obtained from tapping, and its physical and chemical properties. This research aimed to determined the distribution of tapped oleoresin of D verrucosus trees in Labanan, Berau, East Kalimantan, and its physical properties identified, i.e. specific gravity and color characteristics, and chemical component analized as natural ingredients for multi-purposes. Oleoresin was produced from the Dipterocarpus verrucosus tree with two triangulars tapping opened at a height of ± 130 cm. Harvesting was carried out 7 days after tapping, then the tapping wound was renewed and oleoresin was harvested a second time in the following 7 days. Oleoresin specific gravity tested by using pycnometer method and oleoresin color analysis using PC vision analysis. Chemical components were identified using GC-MS method. The results showed that in Labanan, eight D. verrucosus trees tended to grow spread out with a diameter of more than 50 cm. The greater diameter of the D. verrucosus tree tended to be higher in oleoresin produced. The highest total tapping yield was on trees with a diameter of 77 cm, which amounted to 1155.53 ml. Oleoresin has a specific gravity of 1.18-1.22. According to PC vision analysis, oleoresin colored L* = 48.75, a* = 6.0, and b* = 11.75. Oleoresin contained the largest chemical component of caryophyllene 54.17%, isolongifolic acid 13.8%, α-humulene 12.07%, and caryophyllene oxide.