DIESEL TRANSFER
GRAVITY
Gravity nozzles are for use with both pumped and gravity systems. They are for manual
operation i.e. they will not shut off automatically when the fuel tank is full. Alloy construction
with FBSP brass rotating hose connector.
AUTOMATIC
N.B. Some cars will not accept these nozzles (please check with our sales department for
guidance).
HOSE The Automatic nozzles are for use with pumped systems only. They are for automatic
operation i.e. they will shut off when the fuel tank is full. Alloy construction with FBSP
HOSE KITS
brass rotating hose connector, partly encased in rubber to protect them from shocks and
to improve grip and comfort. High quality rubber and PVC Hose suitable for diesel fuel is
available by the metre.
■ red diesel ✔ Plant
Hose kits comprise a manual nozzle, hose fi ttings, strainer and 5 metres of rubber/PVC ■ white diesel ✔ Marine
hose that can be cut to the required suction and discharge length.
■ bio-diesel ✔ Transport
N.B. Some cars will not accept these nozzles (please check with our sales department for
✔ Agriculture
guidance).
NOZZLES & HOSES
Gravity "A"
Auto 60
Pumping kit
Auto 80
Hose
Gravity "heavy duty"
item bore material unit
(mm)
model inlet nozzle max. material weight
hose 20 rubber & PVC per metre
(BSPF) o.d. (mm) ltr min (kgs) hose 25 rubber & PVC per metre
Gravity "A" 1" 25 100 alloy 1.0
item bore
Gravity "heavy duty" 1½" 50 280 alloy 2.0
(mm)
Auto 60 1" 25 70 alloy 1.6
hose kit: gravity “A” nozzle, 5 mtr hose, 20
Auto 80 1" 28 101 alloy 2.0 couplings, strainer and hose clips. 25
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