Tank-volume range
Listed capacities from 30 to 60 m³ provide options for the intended fuel-distribution operation.

Specify a new tanker trailer around the fuel, receiving point and route. Tank-volume, compartment and material options let operators compare a complete fuel-distribution build, including pump and gravity discharge arrangements.
Tell us your cargo and route to discuss a new trailer specification.
Listed capacities from 30 to 60 m³ provide options for the intended fuel-distribution operation.
Several compartment layouts and carbon steel or aluminum alloy tank specifications are listed.
Pump or gravity discharge and cargo-specific safety fittings are defined for the chosen fuel and destination.
Typical configurations and options are shown below. Your quotation confirms the selected build and included preparation work.
| Parameter | Typical / Optional Configuration |
|---|---|
| Tank Capacity | 30 / 40 / 45 / 50 / 60 m³ |
| Compartments | 3–6 compartments for different fuel products |
| Tank Material | 6 mm carbon steel / 6 mm aluminum alloy lightweight specification |
| Axles | 3 axles; FUWA / BPW; 13 t per axle |
| Fuel Pump / Flow Rate | Onboard gear pump; flow 50 m³/h |
| Discharge System | Pump discharge / gravity discharge |
| Safety Equipment | Emergency shut-off valve, vent valve, anti-static grounding and fire extinguisher |
| Tyres | 12.00R20 / 315/80R22.5; 12 tyres |
| Application | Diesel, gasoline, kerosene, lubricants and other liquids |
Agree the cargo, design and running gear before production. Review the finished trailer against that specification before dispatch.
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