All Fuel Pumps & Pump Kits

Electric pumps use a power supply to transfer fuel and are well suited to regular or higher-volume use, while hand pumps are manually operated and useful where power is not available or only occasional dispensing is required.

It depends on the type: hand pump kits typically start from around £350, electric pump kits from around £490, and individual spares such as handles or service kits from under £50. Browse the range for your trade pricing on each option.

Size is measured by flow rate (litres per minute) rather than a single "size" figure. Occasional top-ups suit a lower flow rate around 40-50 l/m, while frequent or bulk transfers are better served by 80-135 l/m pumps. Match the pump's port size (commonly ¾" or 1" BSP) to your existing hose and tank fittings.

Pump kits typically bring together the key components needed for fuel transfer, such as a pump, hose, nozzle and fittings. Contents can vary, so it is worth checking the individual kit details.

In many cases, yes. Replacement pumps and spares are available to help maintain existing setups without replacing the complete kit.

A flow meter helps measure the volume of fuel dispensed, which can support accurate usage monitoring and record keeping.

Consider how often fuel is transferred, the volume involved and whether a power supply is available. These factors help determine whether an electric or hand pump is more suitable.

Pumps, hoses and fittings should be inspected regularly for wear, leaks and secure connections, and before periods of heavy use.

Regular maintenance helps support reliable fuel transfer, reduces the risk of leaks or downtime and can extend the working life of the equipment.