Hand-Operated Fuel Transfer Pumps
Hand-operated fuel transfer pumps use manual operation to move compatible propellants (e.g., gasoline, kerosene, biodiesel) in remote applications where battery power or electricity is limited or inaccessible. Fuel transfer pumps are used in fleet, construction, and agriculture industries for low-volume fuel transfer and fueling applications. They lessen the reliance on service stations, providing fuel access wherever needed.
Rotary-Action Fuel Transfer Pumps
Rotary-action fuel transfer pumps move compatible fuels between containers and fuel equipment with a rotating handle. As the handle is rotated, the pump draws in and moves fuel through the outlet. These pumps have a smoother and more consistent flow rate than lever-action pumps.
Metered Pump
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Non-Metered Pump
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Lever-Action Fuel Transfer Pumps
Lever-action fuel transfer pumps require less operational effort to move compatible fuels than rotary-operated pumps. They use a lever to transfer fuel between containers or refuel equipment.
Non-Metered Pump
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