Diesel centrifugal pumping unit for transferring water to fuel

Centrifugal Pump for Water and Fuel Transfer

General Description of the Centrifugal Pump

Thanks to its diesel engine, the pumping unit can transfer water with a low concentration of contaminants.or ground fuel up to 40 m³/h with various configurations or options depending on your needs.

Compact, competitively priced, and easy to use, this product is designed for light-duty applications, maneuverability, and occasional use.

The units are powered by the most reliable German-designed diesel engines on the market, mounted on a handling trolley optimized for complete autonomy and ease of deployment.

The product also complies with Directive 2006/42/EC on machinery and national legislation relating to environmental protection & safety devices related to mechanical and electrical hazards applicable to rotating machinery.

Fuel transfer for steel or flexible storage tanks

Pumping of clear or slightly contaminated water

Filling of petroleum or industrial storage tanks

Unloading for service stations

Compatibility with Civil and Military Fuels

Diesel, Diesel & Fuel Oil

JET-A1

Clean Water

The 40m³/h or 90m³/h centrifugal diesel pump enables high-flow fuel transfer

This powertrain was designed for mobile and adaptable fuel distribution.

The centrifugal pump guarantees reduced energy consumption while ensuring consistent performance.

Available Options

Different chassis configurations:

– Fully enclosed frame or with a protective plate

– Forklift lifting capability

– Various paint colors Request

– With or without wheels

Type of inlet/outlet connections (threaded/flange, etc.)

Pump discharge valve for quick emptying of the pump body

Impere and wear plate with cutting device for soft solids pumps.

Technical Specifications of the Pump Unit

Regulations for Fuel Transfer:

To find out about ADR, IMDG & ATEX standards for gasoline (SP95/98, UL 100, 100LL, AVGAS, UL91) and diesel (GNR, Heating Oil, Kerosene, Jet A1), please visit our website in the section