Collection: AdBlue Dispensing Tanks

AdBlue tanks are designed to safely store and dispense AdBlue (urea solution) used in SCR systems on diesel vehicles and machinery to reduce harmful emissions.

No. AdBlue must be stored in tanks specifically designed for AdBlue use. The material and fittings must be compatible to prevent contamination, which can damage vehicle SCR systems.

AdBlue tanks are available as static storage tanks, dispensing tanks, and portable units. Some models include integrated pumps, hoses, and nozzles for convenient refuelling.

When stored correctly in a suitable AdBlue tank, AdBlue typically has a shelf life of up to 24 months. Storage conditions such as temperature and cleanliness can affect longevity.

AdBlue should ideally be stored between -5°C and 25°C. It can freeze at around -11°C and will return to normal when thawed without losing quality.

Yes. Many AdBlue tanks are designed for outdoor installation, but protection from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight is recommended to maintain product quality.

Yes. Bunded AdBlue tanks are available and recommended to provide secondary containment and help prevent environmental contamination in the event of a leak.

AdBlue must be stored in separate tanks from diesel. Even small amounts of contamination can cause damage to vehicle SCR systems.

Some AdBlue tanks are supplied as complete dispensing systems, while others are storage-only. Always check the product specification to see what equipment is included.

AdBlue tanks require minimal maintenance but should be kept clean and sealed to prevent contamination. Regular visual inspections are recommended.