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Drum Handling Equipment & Accessories

HD 60L-60kg Drum Dolly (Diameter 335 - 360mm)

Product Code: AF-AP-3325

Brand
Ultraflo
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Description

Diameter 335 - 360mm

Features
  • Provides effective means of moving drums throughout the workshop
  • Industrial quality steel construction with heavy-duty casters
  • Gives increased mobility and reduces physical effort and drum handling
  • OHS friendly

Technical Specifications
Brand Ultraflo

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What Is an Oil Hand Pump?

An oil hand pump is a manually operated device used to dispense and transfer oils—such as engine oil, gear oil, and hydraulic fluid—from drums, containers, or tanks to machinery or equipment. These pumps are commonly used in workshops, garages, farms, and industrial settings where precise, low-volume oil dispensing is required.

Oil hand pumps are designed for ease of use and are available in various types, including:

  • Lever-operated pumps
  • Rotary (barrel) pumps
  • Piston or plunger pumps

They are typically compatible with standard 20L, 60L, or 205L drums, and are ideal for low-pressure applications or environments where electricity is not available.

How Do I Use an Oil Hand Pump?

Using an oil hand pump is simple and requires no power source. Follow these steps for safe and effective operation:

  1. Secure the Pump

    • Attach the pump to the oil drum or container using the threaded bung adapter or mounting kit provided.

    • Ensure a tight seal to avoid leaks.

  2. Check for Compatibility

    • Confirm that the pump is rated for the type and viscosity of oil being dispensed.

  3. Operate the Pump

    • For lever or plunger pumps, manually pull and push the handle to create suction and dispense oil.

    • For rotary pumps, turn the handle in a circular motion to transfer oil through the outlet hose or spout.

  4. Dispense Oil

    • Direct the nozzle into the receiving container or machinery reservoir.

    • Pump at a consistent speed for a controlled flow.

  5. After Use

    • Wipe the nozzle and hoses clean.

    • Seal the drum to prevent contamination or spills.

      Always follow the manufacturer’s usage instructions and safety guidelines, especially when working with industrial lubricants or hazardous fluids.

What Are the Advantages of Using a Hand Pump Over an Electric Pump?

While both serve the same core function, an oil hand pump offers several distinct advantages over electric pumps in specific scenarios:

  • Portability
    Hand pumps are lightweight and ideal for mobile or remote operations where power access is limited or unavailable.
  • Cost-Effective
    They are more affordable to purchase and maintain, making them perfect for low-volume oil transfer tasks.
  • No Power Needed
    Hand pumps operate manually, eliminating the need for electricity or batteries and reducing the risk of equipment failure.
  • Simplicity
    With fewer mechanical parts, hand pumps require less maintenance and often have a longer lifespan when properly cared for.
  • Safe for Hazardous Locations
    The absence of motors or electrical components makes hand pumps safer in flammable or explosive environments.

For small-scale, precision-oriented, or remote-use applications, an oil hand pump is often the most practical and reliable solution. Its simplicity, affordability, and safety make it an essential tool across many sectors of industry and maintenance.



What Is a Digital Fuel Meter?

A digital fuel meter is a precision instrument designed to measure and display the volume of fuel dispensed from tanks, pumps, or fuel transfer systems. Unlike mechanical meters, digital fuel meters use electronic sensors and LCD or LED displays to provide accurate, real-time readings of fuel flow.
Common Use Cases:
Digital fuel meters are commonly used in:
  • Service stations
  • Mining and construction refuelling setups
  • Agricultural fuel trailers
  • Workshops and fleet depots
These meters are compatible with a range of fuels including diesel, petrol, kerosene, biodiesel, and even AdBlue, depending on the model. They are often installed inline and can be paired with electric or manual pumps.
How Accurate Are Digital Fuel Meters?
Digital fuel meters are highly accurate, typically providing measurement accuracy within ±0.5% to ±1.0%, depending on the brand and calibration. This level of precision makes them ideal for commercial fuel dispensing, where exact measurement is essential for:
  • Inventory tracking
  • Billing accuracy
  • Regulatory compliance
Factors That May Affect Accuracy:
  • Fuel viscosity and temperature
  • Flow rate and pressure
  • Calibration and maintenance frequency
Leading digital meter brands offer consistent and repeatable results, which is crucial for industries that require traceable fuel usage and accountability, especially in sectors such as mining, transport, and agriculture across Australia.
Can Digital Fuel Meters Be Calibrated?
Yes, digital fuel meters can and should be calibrated periodically to maintain accuracy and meet industry standards—particularly in commercial or regulated environments.
Typical Calibration Procedure:

  1. Use a known volume container (e.g. 20L test bucket)

  2. Dispense fuel through the meter

  3. Compare the meter reading to the actual volume

  4. Adjust calibration settings using onboard buttons or software (depending on model)

Some advanced models offer automatic calibration features or external calibration ports for easier servicing.
Why Calibration Matters:
Regular calibration ensures:
  • Accurate fuel tracking
  • Prevention of billing disputes
  • Compliance with Australian measurement standards and environmental regulations
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