AFLO Diesel Systems

AFLO’s Diesel Systems bring together everything you need for clean, compliant storage and fast, reliable refuelling across fleets, farms, construction, civil and mining. Choose from self-bunded fuel tanks (double-walled diesel tanks) and compact cube fuel tanks for tight yards, through to containerised Fueltainer units for bulk storage, plus lightweight poly refuellers for mobile top-ups. Round out your setup with the right hardware—diesel transfer pumps (12/24/240V), 10-micron filtration with water separation, digital diesel flow meters, automatic tank gauges / high-level alarms, diesel hose reels, and fuel management systems—so fuel stays clean, dispensing is accurate, and usage is fully traceable.

What’s in the range

• Bulk Diesel Tanks: Fuelcube and Fuelbox self-bunded tanks, Farm Refueller single-skin diesel tanks, poly refuellers (single-skin and self-bunded), and Fueltainer containerised tanks; Combo Diesel/AdBlue (DEF) options with segregated compartments.
• Transfer Pumps: Electric diesel transfer pumps in 12V/24V/240V, high-flow depot pumps, and matched nozzles for duty cycle and fluid type.
• Hose Reels & Hoses: Diesel hose reels, industrial hose reels, air/oxy reels, and 25 mm fuel hose for tidy, safe dispensing.
• Meters, Gauging & Monitoring: Digital fuel flow meters, mechanical meters, automatic tank gauges, high-level alarms, and remote fuel tank monitoring.
• Filtration & Water Separation: 10 μm particulate filters, water-separating elements, bulk fuel filtration for clean, engine-safe diesel.
• Fuel Management Systems (FMS): Control who dispenses what, where and when—user/vehicle identification, transaction logs and reporting.
• AdBlue (DEF) Equipment: AdBlue tanks, pumps, hoses and nozzles with DEF-compatible seals and plastics.
• Drum Pumps & Handling: Hand, pneumatic and electric drum pumps for diesel, oil and chemicals; trolleys/dollies and drum bunding.
• Spill Control & Bunding: Steel and poly bunds, spill pallets, absorbents and site containment.
• Mobile Tanks & Trailers: Portable diesel storage and trailer solutions for field refuelling.
• Workshop Solutions: Benches, mechanical workshop equipment, compressed air lines and exhaust extraction systems.

How to choose (quick guide)

• Capacity & duty cycle: Align tank size to weekly consumption and delivery frequency; many fleets select 2,000–10,000 L for on-site efficiency.
• Containment: Self-bunded (double-walled) tanks simplify compliance and spill management; use single-skin where separate bunding and controls are provided.
• Pumping power: 12/24V for vehicles and remote sites; 240V for depots; high-flow for plant and heavy equipment.
• Fuel quality: Specify 10-micron filtration with water separation from day one.
• Measurement & control: Add digital meters, automatic tank gauges / high-level alarms, and FMS to improve accuracy, accountability and security.
• Fluids: Keep Diesel and AdBlue (DEF) separate; use Combo units with segregated compartments and DEF-rated components.

Benefits at a glance

• Compliance-ready: Self-bunded designs and proper monitoring support Australian requirements (e.g., AS1940 guidance).
• Uptime & longevity: Clean fuel, correct pumps, and protected dispensing reduce breakdowns and downtime.
• Traceability: Meters and FMS deliver accurate records for cost allocation, audits and fleet reporting.
• Scalability: From compact cubes to containerised bulk tanks, grow capacity without re-engineering your site.

FAQs

What is a self-bunded fuel tank?
A self-bunded tank is a double-walled diesel tank with an integrated outer bund that contains leaks or overfill, reducing environmental risk and simplifying approvals.

Can I store Diesel and AdBlue (DEF) in the same unit?
Yes—use Combo Diesel/AdBlue systems with segregated compartments and DEF-compatible components to prevent contamination.

Do I need single-skin or self-bunded?
Use single-skin where a compliant external bund is in place. Choose self-bunded for simpler installs and spill control in most above-ground applications.

Which pump do I need?
Match power to the site: 12/24V for vehicles/mobile, 240V for depots, and high-flow where you’re refuelling plant or multiple trucks back-to-back.

What should I add to a new tank?
Standard add-ons include 10 μm filtration with water separation, a digital flow meter, automatic tank gauge/high-level alarm, diesel hose reel and, for control, a fuel management system.