Japanese Isuzu Mobile Fueling Truck

Mobile fueling truck, also known as a fuel tanker truck, mobile refueling truck or an oil tank truck, plays a crucial role in the transportation, storage, and dispensing of various oil derivatives such as gasoline, diesel, crude oil, lubricating oil, and coal tar oil products.

Depending on the intended use and environment, it can function as either a refueling or an oil transport vehicle with features including oil suction capabilities, an oil pump system for storage and distribution purposes. The vehicle can also serve as temporary storage units at construction sites or remote locations where access to conventional gas stations may be limited.

The key components of this specialized vehicle include:

1. Tank body: the sturdy tank structure capable of withstanding high-pressure environments while securely holding large volumes of liquid cargo.

2. PTO (power take-off) mechanism: which enables energy transfer from the engine to drive auxiliary equipment like pumps.

3. Transmission shafts: which efficiently transmits rotational force to operate these vital systems.

4. Gear pumps: which responsible for drawing out liquids from underground tanks or other sources into the tanker.

5. Pipe network systems.

Modern fuel tank trucks are equipped with advanced technologies such as computer tax control systems. These systems accurately monitor and record fuel transactions to ensure compliance with taxation regulations. 

*Inner structure of the fuel tank*

Optional Parts:

• Driving Type: 4X2, 4X4, 6X4, 6X6, 8X4
• Emission Standard : Euro I, Euro II, Euro III, Euro IV, Euro V, Euro VI
• Tank Capacity: 5,000L, 10,000L, 15,000L, 20,000L, 25,000L, 30,000L, 35,000L
• Chassis Brand: FAW, SHACMAN, ISUZU, DONGFENG, JMC, JAC, FORLAND, SINOTRUK, etc.
• Tanker Compartment: Can be separated to different size
• Refueling equipment: Pump, Dispenser or Flow meter, Filling hose