Find your tank.
Every tank type
Pick the tank you run. See what it takes.
Fuel management by tank type: each one lists the tanks it covers, the Fuellox unit that suits it and the parts we quote with it.
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Poly tanks Poly diesel tanks are the cheapest way to get fuel onto a job and the easiest way to lose track of it. View configurations -
Bunded poly tanks Self bunded poly tanks hold real volume, and they are usually the tank a site forgets to meter. View configurations -
Bunded cubes Dropped wherever the work is, and drawn on by every crew. View configurations -
Containerised tanks A containerised tank is a bulk facility, so the record it keeps has to stand up like one. View configurations -
Canopy and store tanks High capacity storage in a small footprint, with the pump bay locked up. View configurations -
Farm tanks Overhead farm tanks were built to gravity drain, which is why so few of them are measured. View configurations -
Workshop tanks The workshop tank is the one that carries fluids to the bay and never gets counted. View configurations -
Service trucks and utes A service truck is a fuel tank that drives to the machine, and it usually serves more than one owner. View configurations -
Portable and trailer tanks A fuel trailer takes the tank to the machine, and takes the record with it if nothing is metering. View configurations -
Tank farms A tank farm has several dispense points, so it needs several records, not one total. View configurations
Not sure which one you have?
Send a photo of the tank and we will tell you what it takes.