RPM Fuels and Tanks is one of the UK’s leading distributors of high-quality fuel dispensing equipment. We pride ourselves on our extensive, hand-selected range of fuel dispenser pumps, petrol pump hoses, nozzles, and delivery meters, produced by trusted manufactures including Piusi, Great Plains Industries, and FMT, available at a competitive price point.
We understand that fuel storage and dispensing solutions can be critical to the success of an operation or business, with reliable and high-quality fuel dispenser equipment offering the opportunity to streamline fuel distribution, reduce costs, and increase efficiency. That’s why we pride ourselves on providing the UK with reliable, precise, and cost-effective fuel dispensing equipment, ideal for a wide variety of applications.
Whether you’re seeking fuel delivery hoses, fuel management systems, automatic or manual fuel dispensing nozzles, transfer pumps, delivery pumps, or flow meters, RPM fuels have the dispensing equipment for you. Available for use with diesel, petrol, and oil, our dispensing equipment range includes a number of robust fixtures and fittings.
Much of our fuel dispensing range, including petrol pump hoses, is available for 24/48 hour delivery – be sure to check product pages for further details.
Looking to pair your dispensing equipment with a high-quality dispensing tank? Discover our range of fuel dispensers here, or, talk to our team about building a bespoke tank to your exact specifications.
For further advice regarding your purchase, contact one of our knowledgeable advisors on 01473 787787, or, get in touch via email at sales@rpm-fuels.co.uk. We’ll be happy to assist you.
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1″ Plutone Suction Diesel Fuel Hose
From: £31.95 £38.34 inc VATVery competitive prices on high quality Plutone diesel fuel hose. ALL PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY!
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1″ Replacement Diesel Fuel Hose
From: £55.95 £67.14 inc VATReplacement Diesel Fuel Hose – Good quality smooth bore rubber alloy diesel fuel delivery hose with stainless steel swaged brass male BSP end fittings.
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24 Volt Diesel Fuel Transfer Pump
£149.95 £179.94 inc VATThis 24 Volt Diesel Fuel Transfer Pump is in stock ready for immediate dispatch. Next Working Day and Timed Delivery Options also available.
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3/4″ Replacement Diesel Fuel Hose
From: £55.95 £67.14 inc VATVery competitive prices on replacement diesel fuel hose. ALL QUOTED PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY!
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Braun HZ5 Oil Meter Fitting Kit
£29.95 £35.94 inc VATEverything you will need to fit your 10mm domestic heating oil supply pipe to your Braun HZ5 Domestic Heating Oil Meter
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Continental Steel 25mm Braided Petrol Delivery Hose
From: £125.00 £150.00 inc VATThe Continental Petrol Delivery Hose – 25mm is steel braided with a fuel and weather resistant outer for extra strength and durability and comes with 1 inch BSP M x M hose tail ends.
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Economy Automatic Diesel Nozzle
£49.95 £59.94 inc VATThe Economy Automatic Diesel Nozzle, from RPM Fuels and Tanks, is a high quality, dependable diesel nozzle, at a very cost effective price.
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Fill-Rite 701 Petrol Transfer Pump (230 Volt)
£995.00 £1,194.00 inc VATFill Rite 701 Petrol Transfer Pump is for commercial, industrial or agricultural petrol users looking for a robust, heavy duty pump at an affordable price.
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GPI HP-100 Fuel Hand Pump (GP114000-7)
£210.00 £252.00 inc VATFuel Hand Pump – The GPI HP-100 is a double action hand pump capable of pumping on both strokes of the handle at flow rates of up to 80 litres per minute
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Fuel Dispensing Equipment FAQs
Fuel dispensing equipment is responsible for the transfer, dispensing, or pumping of liquid fuel into engine systems, portable containers, or storage tanks. Fuels most commonly used in fuel dispensing equipment include diesel, petrol, oil, and kerosene.
Fuel dispensing equipment typically comes together to create a complex fuel delivery system using pressure to supply fuel. Common components include pipelines, check valves, delivery nozzles, discharge hoses, and automatic valves, all of which work to create a continuous flow of fuel towards the delivery nozzle, whilst regulating flow.
Fuel dispensers rely upon the simultaneous use of an electronic reading system and physical mechanical system to deliver a consistent flow of fuel, typically to a delivery nozzle. Whilst the electronic system is typically responsible for flow regulation (governing fuel pressure and volume), the mechanical components of a fuel dispenser uses pumps and valves, alongside an electric motor, to deliver the fuel.
Often, fuel dispensers will dispense using suction, creating a lower pressure within the fuel tank, and higher pressure outside, leading fuel up the delivery hoses towards the nozzle, at which point it is delivered.
Oil flow meters are the best way to measure oil flow during dispensing or delivery. RPM Fuels stock a great range of oil & fuel flow meters suitable for a wide variety of uses; our selection includes both mechanical and digital flow meters able to measure oil, diesel, fuel, or heating oil. Fuel flow meters are essential in the management and monitoring of fuel quantities as they are dispensed.
Oil flow meters are designed to meet the high demands needed for commercial and agricultural use.
Fuel nozzles, or dispensing nozzles, are the final component in the fuel dispensing system. They can be used to activate and control the flow and delivery of fuel and oil from one source to another. Often produced in both automatic and manual formats, fuel nozzles are commonly equipped with a variety of features, some of which are listed below;
- Colour coded nozzles labelled according to fuel type to be dispensed
- Sized nozzles – ensure compatibility with vehicles or machinery
- Breakaway valves – allow for the safe interruption of fuel flow should a vehicle drive away mid-refuel
- Pressure sensitivity – ensures flow is restricted until the system is pressurised
- Dual plane designs – allow for fuel delivery from a number of angles thanks to the inclusion of a swivel joint
Automatic fuel nozzles offer a convenient, arguably safer alternative to traditional manual fuel nozzles. Also known as auto shut off nozzles, automatic nozzles will restrict or stop the flow of fuel or oil when the tank being filled reaches full capacity, preventing fuel loss and overflow, and allowing for peace of mind.
Automatic nozzles are produced with a variety of flow rates, allowing for use with different fuels, and across a number of industries. They are typically labelled for use with a specific fuel, e.g. diesel.
There are a number of causes of a noisy fuel pump, many of which may be resolved through a service or repair – whilst others may require a fuel pump replacement. Some of the most common causes of noise within a tank fuel pump include;
Damaged vanes -any damaged vanes causing noise can be replaced relatively inexpensively.
Blocked filters – noise may be a sign of a blocked or full filter or inlet. Whilst filters should be replaced, inlets should be accessed and cleaned.
Worn or damaged bearings – this is a more significant issue and typically requires inspection by a professional.
Air leaks – most commonly found on the cover plate, air leaks are a common source of noise. This may be resolved by tightening the cover plate, or replacing the o-ring seal.
There are a number of reasons for slow/stopped oil flow counters, some of which include:
- Calibration – the flow meter may have simply lost calibration, and be miscounting as a result. This can be resolved relatively simply through recalibration – refer to the pump manufacturer’s website or instruction booklets for product-specific instructions.
- Flow rate – the flow rate occurring must be within the minimum and maximum specifications of the flow meter. If these requirements are not met, the flow may not be measured correctly, or at all. In this case, a new, compatible, flow meter may need to be purchased to resolve the issue.
- Power issues – if the flow meter is battery powered, it may simply be low on power. Inserting a new battery may resolve the issue.
There are no universal guidelines for how often an oil or fuel flow meter should be recalibrated – though the manufacturer’s specifications should be followed where possible. If functioning correctly throughout the year, fuel flow meters should be checked on an annual basis, usually as part of a service or cleaning.
Of course, if issues arise before this, it is worth either investigating the issue independently or calling an OFTEC registered technician to inspect the fuel flow meter and the surrounding system.
There are a few reasons your fuel dispensing nozzle may be subject to continuous or early shutoff. These include;
- Sensing port issues – the blockage of the automatic sensing port with debris such as sand or grit kay cause premature shutoff. In addition to this, damage to the end of the nozzle may have a similar effect. Ensure your nozzle is clean of debris prior to dispensing, and this issue may be resolved.
- Flow rate – the flow rate occurring must be within the minimum and maximum specifications of the nozzle. If these requirements are not met, the flow may not be measured correctly, or at all. In this case, a new, compatible, nozzle may need to be purchased to resolve the issue.
- Fuel entry type – the space into which the fuel or oil is being dispensed may be complex or poorly designed, resulting in splashback and automatic shutoff. This may be resolved by slowing the dispense rate.