Fuel Pumps
Fuel pumps are equipment for transferring liquids, mainly oils. There are manual types, but electric types and air types that use air pressure are most common, and they can transfer large volumes of liquid quickly and safely. There are dedicated pumps for transferring a variety of oils from diesel to fuel oil, chemicals, and the like, and a wide variety can be selected according to the type and volume of liquid and the applications they are used for. An extensive lineup of pumps designed for ease of operation is also available. It includes low-noise types, types enabling long-range pumping and types with an automatic adjustment unit to keep the discharge rate constant. Pumps for steel drums are used with chemicals as well as oil. They support a wide range of liquids, ranging from high- to low-viscosity types. They also provide the convenience of enabling direct insertion into the drum to pump out the liquid inside.