Collection: Bunded Diesel Tanks

Diesel tanks are available in several formats, including bunded diesel tanks, dispensing tanks, portable diesel tanks, and static storage tanks. The right choice depends on whether you need fuel storage only, fuel dispensing, or mobility.

In most commercial and industrial settings, diesel tanks are required to be bunded to comply with environmental regulations. Bunded tanks are also strongly recommended for domestic and agricultural use to reduce the risk of pollution and fuel loss.

Tank size depends on:

1. Fuel consumption
2. Frequency of deliveries
3. Available space
4. Intended use (storage only or dispensing)

Smaller tanks are often used for mobile equipment, while larger capacities suit generators, plant machinery, and fleet refuelling.

Yes. Many diesel tanks are suitable for generator supply, either as static storage or as a feed tank. Always check the product specification to ensure compatibility with your generator setup and fuel flow requirements.

Some diesel tanks are supplied as complete dispensing systems with pumps, hoses, and nozzles, while others are storage-only and can be fitted with compatible dispensing equipment. Check individual product listings for included components.

Diesel tanks must be installed on a level, stable, non-combustible base capable of supporting the tank when full. Concrete bases or purpose-made tank bases are commonly used.

Certain diesel tanks are designed for indoor installation, but this depends on the tank type, capacity, and fire safety requirements. Always confirm suitability and compliance with relevant regulations before installing indoors.

Yes. Diesel tanks are widely used in commercial, industrial, agricultural, and domestic environments. The correct specification depends on capacity, bunding, and dispensing requirements.

Diesel tanks are designed specifically for diesel fuel. Using them to store other fuels or liquids should only be done if the manufacturer confirms compatibility.

Diesel tanks require routine visual inspections to check for leaks, damage, or water contamination. Bunded tanks should be kept clean so any leaks can be easily identified.