Collection: Portable Diesel Tanks

Yes. Portable tanks are designed for safe transport when empty or partially full. Always secure the tank during transport and follow UK regulations for fuel carriage on vehicles.

Yes, but it’s recommended to store tanks in a well-ventilated, secure area, away from ignition sources, direct sunlight, and drains. Follow manufacturer guidance for maximum fill levels.

Portable diesel and AdBlue tanks are typically available in 100 L to 1,000 L capacities. Choose based on fuel consumption, refuelling needs, and portability requirements.

Yes. Many portable tanks include or are compatible with manual or electric pumps, delivery hoses, and nozzles for easy refuelling on site.

Yes, most are made from durable plastic or steel and can withstand UK weather. Ensure they are placed on a stable, level surface and secured to prevent tipping or spillage.

No. Diesel and AdBlue must never be stored in the same tank. Tanks are fuel-specific, and contamination can damage engines and equipment.

Typically, portable tanks under 2500 L don’t require a licence for storage. However, transport and usage must comply with UK fuel and environmental regulations, particularly on commercial sites.

A portable fuel tank is a compact, self-contained tank designed for storing and dispensing diesel or AdBlue in locations where a permanent tank isn’t practical. Ideal for construction, agriculture, or fleet refuelling on the move.