Mobile Fuel Cube Tank

Type and Capacity
By fuel type: there are diesel mobile fuel cubic tanks, gasoline mobile fuel cubic tanks, liquefied natural gas (LNG) mobile fuel cubic tanks, hydrogen mobile fuel cubic tanks, etc., which can meet the fuel needs of different equipment and vehicles.
By capacity: common specifications include 250 gallons, 500 gallons, 1000 gallons, etc., and there are also liters, such as 250 liters, 500 liters, 900 liters, etc. Users can choose the appropriate capacity according to the actual fuel consumption.
Features
Portability: compact design, usually equipped with forklift pockets or lifting points, such as Fuel Proof's mobile fuel cubic tanks, with forklift pockets and galvanized lifting rings, which are convenient for handling and moving with forklifts or cranes, and can be easily transported to different work sites.
Safety: Most of them adopt double-wall structure, which has good fireproof, explosion-proof and leak-proof performance; equipped with safety devices such as safety valve, liquid level gauge, thermometer, etc., such as TransFueler's FuelCube, which is an above-ground fuel tank listed in UL 142 and meets relevant safety standards.
Environmental protection: It has a leak-proof design to prevent fuel leakage from polluting the environment; some mobile fuel cube tanks also use environmentally friendly materials and processes to reduce the impact on the environment.
Versatility: It can provide fuel supply for multiple equipment and vehicles at the same time, and some also integrate refueling pumps, flow meters and other equipment to facilitate refueling operations.
Durability: Made of high-strength steel or other corrosion-resistant materials, it can withstand harsh working environments and climatic conditions. For example, Fuel Proof's products adopt all-steel structure and have excellent strength and durability.
Application scenarios
Construction sites: Provide temporary fuel supply for construction machinery and equipment such as excavators, loaders, cranes, etc. to ensure the continuity of construction.
Mining: Provide fuel support for trucks, drills, crushers and other equipment in mines to meet the needs of mine production.
Agricultural field: Used for fuel supply of agricultural machinery such as tractors and harvesters on farms to facilitate agricultural production operations.
Emergency rescue: Provide emergency fuel supply for rescue vehicles, generators and other equipment in emergency situations such as natural disasters and emergencies.
Remote area operations: Such as field exploration, forestry logging, etc., provide convenient fuel storage and transportation solutions for operating equipment.
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