One Supplier for Every Fluid on Site

Most sites end up buying fluid handling equipment from whoever had the part in stock that week. The result is a workshop where the diesel pump, the oil reel and the grease gun all come from different suppliers, with different thread standards, different service parts and nobody who can advise across the lot.

A-FLO's general range exists to avoid that. Each fluid gets equipment specified properly for it — and that matters more than it sounds, because AdBlue corrodes what diesel equipment is made of, grease needs pressure that oil pumps never develop, and waste oil has to be handled differently from new. One supplier who understands all four is the point.

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Where to Start on a New Installation

Most enquiries begin with a fluid and a problem rather than a product. Start with what you are moving — oil, diesel, grease or AdBlue — because that decides the materials, the pressures and, in AdBlue's case, whether ordinary equipment can be used at all.

From there the questions are practical: what container the fluid arrives in, whether the dispensing point is fixed or mobile, whether consumption needs recording, and what power or compressed air is available at the bay. Those four answers narrow the range quickly.