Fuel Station Equipment

DESEINOR fuel dispensers are engineered to support a wide range of fueling station applications, offering precise and dependable dispensing for gasoline, diesel, and ethanol blends. Designed with flexibility in mind, we provide options for both suction-type dispensers with built-in pumps and pressure-type dispensers using submersible external pumps, accommodating various site layouts and operational preferences.

Every dispenser model is built to meet international OIML metering standards, ensuring high measurement accuracy and operational safety. Whether used in standard fuel stations or custom installations, our dispensers are built for long-term reliability and user-friendly operation.
    1. Fuel Dispenser
    2. Fuel Dispenser
      Dimensions Customizable
      Flow rate 50-200L/min
    1. Mobile Fuel Station
    2. Mobile Fuel Station
      Rated capacity 5-50m³
      Temperature range -20℃ to 40℃
    1. Skid Mounted LPG Filling Station
    2. Skid Mounted LPG Filling Station

      The skid mounted LPG filling station is an integrated modular system designed for the storage, transfer, and filling of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for vehicles and gas cylinders.

    1. Tire Inflator
    2. Tire Inflator
      Voltage 200-220V
      Frequency 50Hz

Before transport or unloading, a static grounding reel must be connected to the ground to prevent static buildup. A vapor recovery system should be installed between the tanker and storage tank to reduce flammable vapor accumulation. Flame arresters and pressure vacuum vents must be inspected regularly to ensure proper explosion-proof functionality.

Cold temperatures may cause seals to harden and valves to seize, affecting pumping efficiency. It’s important to use low-temperature-resistant materials, apply insulation layers or electric trace heating systems, and regularly drain residual liquids from pipelines to prevent freezing.

Conduct regular inspections of manhole covers, sealing gaskets, and breather valves to prevent leakage and structural damage from pressure differentials. Use overfill protection system to avoid overfilling and minimize the risk of fuel spills during loading.

Tank materials must be corrosion-resistant and pressure-rated to meet hazardous goods transport standards. Valves and fittings should come with leak-tightness and pressure resistance test reports. All parts must be compatible with the tanker’s specifications and connection interfaces.

Components must use stainless steel or specialized alloys to resist chemical corrosion. High-performance gaskets ensure tight sealing with no leakage. Explosion-proof and anti-static systems such as grounding reels and flame arresters are required. For volatile or viscous liquids, chemical-grade pumps must be selected for reliable operation.
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