Oil Transfer Pumps

The Hi Flow Lever Hand Fuel Pump is designed for the dispensing of diesel and oil from various storage tanks and containers, and can be easily fitted to a drum thanks to its 2” BSP adaptor and down tube.

These hand fuel transfer pumps are popular where a reliable yet inexpensive solution is required, or where mains power is inaccessible at the dispensing point. Thanks to its good flow rate, this manual diesel transfer pump is often used for the transfer of larger volumes of fluid.

The High Flow Rotary Hand Fuel Pump is a cost effective solution to the manual dispensing of a variety of fluids including diesel, oil, kerosene, petrol and anti-freeze from a drum.

These hand fuel transfer pumps are commonly used within environments where mains power is inaccessible and therefore an electric pump is not a viable option, yet high flow rates need to be maintained. For example, these manual diesel transfer pumps are popular when a large amount of fuel needs to be transferred from one container to another.

The Viscomat Gear is an oil transfer pump, available in the single-phase and three-phase versions.
The available versions are suitable for all those applications requiring an oil transfer pump with high suction capacity in order to transfer fluids with medium-high viscosity.

HIGH PERFORMANCE

The high viscosity of the lubricating oil, unlike other types of fluids, needs to be transferred with greater strength. For this reason, the Viscomat Gear oil transfer system is characterized by the self-priming gear pump, capable of supporting and guaranteeing a steady flow rate and consistency in the flow dispensed with high viscosity, up to 2000 cSt with a flow rate of up to 14 l/min.

The continuous operation guarantees high suction capacity with pressure up to 25 bar. The internal profile gear pump has been designed as a valid and modern solution able to meet the different needs of pumping lube oils in the automotive field.

RELIABLE

The sintered steel rotor features gears that provide good strength to the rotor during transfer.