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Diesel pumps · Electric & manual

Diesel pumps for farm, workshop & fleet 12V · 24V · 230V · manual

Electric and manual pumps for diesel and heating oil – from the simple hand pump to the fully automatic fuel dispenser with a fuel management system. For mobile and stationary applications, with and without a meter. From TECALEMIT, PIUSI and Samoa.

✅ 12V · 24V · 230V · 400V ✅ 8 to 300 l/min flow rate ✅ With and without a meter ✅ TECALEMIT · PIUSI · Samoa

12V & 24V pumps

For mobile use directly on the vehicle battery or at the farm fuel station – self-priming, compact and ready to use straight away. Ideal for agriculture and fleets.

230V electric pumps

For stationary tank points in the workshop or operation. A higher flow rate, with an optional meter and automatic nozzle. From the TECALEMIT HORNET to the PIUSI Panther.

With a meter & fuel management system

For fleets and multi-user operation: digital meters, a fuel management system with driver and vehicle assignment, analysis by app (PIUSI B.SMART, CUBE MC).

Manual diesel pumps

No power: hand pumps and rotary pumps for canisters and 200 L drums – for occasional extraction, as a backup or where there is no power connection.

Which diesel pump suits which application?

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Agriculture & farm

For the farm fuel station, a 12V or 230V electric pump with a meter is recommended. Compact sets from the TECALEMIT HORNET or PIUSI Panther are well proven here and ready to use straight away.

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Fleet & multi-user

For fleets with cost control: PIUSI CUBE MC or B.SMART with a fuel management system – driver assignment, consumption analysis, with and without a meter.

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Workshop & operation

230V stationary pumps from TECALEMIT (HORNET 50II, W85) or PIUSI (ST Panther, DRUM KIT) – a high flow rate, automatic nozzle, for continuous operation.

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Construction site & mobile

12V/24V bypass pumps or the Carry 3000 – directly on the vehicle battery, self-priming, compact. For excavators, wheel loaders and construction machinery on the site.

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Industry & high performance

For large quantities: PIUSI E 120 M (100 l/min), E 300 (300 l/min) or the PA3-200 vane pump (200 l/min) – for large tanks and industrial filling systems.

Manual, no power

Hand pumps and rotary pumps from Pressol, PIUSI and Samoa for 60 and 200 L drums – no power, for occasional extraction or as a reliable backup.

Diesel pump – The reliable solution for farm, workshop & fleet

A diesel pump is the central tool for the safe and efficient handling of diesel on every farm, in every workshop and throughout the fleet. Whether you simply need to transfer diesel quickly from a large tank to vehicles or need a diesel pump with precise quantity control for agriculture: the right pump saves time, lowers operating costs and delivers maximum safety.

With us you'll find a wide selection of high-quality diesel pumps: from simple manual models to the electric 230V diesel pump with an integrated meter. Every diesel pump with a meter enables the precise documentation of the dispensed diesel quantity – which is especially important for fleet management and internal consumption control.

Electric 230V diesel pump – Fast, easy & powerful

The electric 230V diesel pump impresses with its high pumping performance and low effort: simply connect, start and use as often as you like. Unlike manual models, an electric 230V diesel pump works completely autonomously and delivers consistently large quantities in a short time.

Diesel pump with a meter – Precise quantity control for every use

A diesel pump with a meter offers precise control over every litre of diesel dispensed. The integrated meter shows the quantity directly, allows it to be reset and reliably documents consumption.

This is particularly useful for:

  • Agriculture: recording consumption per machine
  • Fleet: assigning diesel consumption to individual vehicles
  • Workshop: a consumption overview for customers

The diesel pump with a meter is thus the best choice for transparent operations. Diesel pumps without a meter, on the other hand, are simpler and cheaper. For applications where precise quantity control is not needed, they offer a good alternative.

Such a diesel pump is perfect for:

  • Small farms with a low diesel requirement
  • Emergency provision
  • Occasional use in the workshop
  • Simple transfer tasks without documentation

The right pump for every area of use

Diesel pump in agriculture – Reliable for farm, field and livestock

In agriculture, reliability counts above all: whether filling tractors, combine harvesters or other commercial vehicles in the field – a rugged diesel pump ensures continuous availability without delays. A diesel pump with a meter is especially useful for recording each machine's diesel consumption precisely and making operating costs transparent.

Our recommendation: compact sets from the TECALEMIT HORNET or PIUSI Panther

Diesel pump for fleets – Precise consumption control for multiple users

In a fleet with several vehicles and users, a diesel pump with a meter is indispensable: the integrated meter documents exactly how much diesel each vehicle draws and enables a clear allocation of costs. This is especially important for internal consumption statistics, cost distribution and the optimisation of fleet economics.

Our recommendation: PIUSI CUBE MC or B.SMART with a fuel management system

Diesel pump for the workshop – Fast and cost-transparent for customer refuelling

In the workshop, a diesel pump has two main jobs above all: fast refuelling of customer vehicles and a traceable overview of the fuel dispensed. A diesel pump with a meter shows the dispensed quantity directly and thus supports a transparent assessment of the consumption figures per vehicle. The diesel pump's meter can be reset and reliably documents every job.

Our recommendation: 230V stationary pumps from TECALEMIT (HORNET 50II, W85) or PIUSI (ST Panther, DRUM KIT)

Diesel pump on the construction site – Mobile, flexible and independent of mains power

On the construction site, a fixed power connection is sometimes lacking. A manual diesel pump without power is the most practical solution here: it is compact, light and can be used wherever diesel tanks stand or vehicles need refuelling. For larger sites with a higher requirement, an electric diesel pump with a mobile power generator makes sense. A diesel pump with a meter also enables control of consumption per machine or day, which significantly improves cost planning and resource optimisation.

Our recommendation: 12V/24V bypass pumps or the Carry 3000

High-performance diesel pumps for industry – Maximum performance in continuous operation

In industry and in high-performance applications, diesel pumps with a particularly high flow rate and suitability for continuous operation are required. An electric diesel pump delivers consistently large quantities and works reliably even in frequent, long-lasting use. A diesel pump with a meter is indispensable here for documenting industrial diesel consumption precisely, calculating production costs and optimising cost-effectiveness. Rugged, industrial-grade models with low-wear components ensure a long service life and low maintenance costs.

Our recommendation: PIUSI E 120 M (100 l/min), E 300 (300 l/min) or the PA3-200 vane pump (200 l/min) (for large quantities)

Manual diesel pump – Simple, low-cost and independent of power

A manual diesel pump without a power connection is the simplest and cheapest solution for occasional transfer tasks. It is operated by hand, is compact, light and can be used anywhere – ideal for small farms, emergency provision or applications without a fixed power connection.

Our recommendation: hand pumps and rotary pumps from Pressol, PIUSI and Samoa for 60 and 200 L drums

Frequently asked questions about diesel pumps

12V and 24V pumps run directly off the vehicle or tractor battery – ideal for mobile applications with no power connection. 230V pumps are designed for stationary tank points with a mains connection and usually offer a higher flow rate. 400V three-phase pumps are intended for high-performance applications from 70 l/min.
If the pump is mounted higher than the tank contents (e.g. on top of the drum), self-priming is mandatory. Most modern electric pumps for diesel are self-priming with a suction height of up to 3–4 m. Pumps without self-priming must be mounted below the liquid level.
A fuel management system records the driver and vehicle by PIN or card and books the fuel quantity automatically. It makes sense from 3 or more vehicles/drivers. A simpler alternative: a digital meter – cheaper, but without automatic assignment.
For 1–3 vehicles a day, 35–55 l/min is enough. For larger fleets, 70–100 l/min is recommended. For large tanks and trucks, 100–300 l/min makes sense. Rule of thumb: a car tank (50 L) should be filled in under 2 minutes.
In principle no – diesel pumps are designed specifically for diesel. The materials, seals and, where applicable, the meter are matched to it. One exception is heating oil EL: due to its similar chemical properties, many diesel pumps are approved for it. Even so, the manufacturer's approval in the data sheet should always be checked. For other liquids such as petrol, water, AdBlue or chemicals, diesel pumps are not suitable – here, pumps approved for the respective purpose must be used.
With bypass pumps, the fuel circulates through the running vehicle line – the pump sits directly in the return line and draws off fuel as it does so. This design is especially compact and is suitable for installation in service vehicles without a separate tank.
An electric diesel pump is simply connected to a standard 230-volt socket. The 230V diesel pump then works continuously and delivers high flow rates.
A meter is a mechanical or electronic measuring device that displays the dispensed diesel quantity in litres. It can be reset and enables the precise documentation of consumption. A diesel pump with a meter is especially useful when:

  • consumption per vehicle / machine has to be recorded
  • costs are to be calculated transparently
  • operating costs are to be analysed and optimised
A diesel pump should be serviced regularly, especially with frequent use:

  • Every 3–6 months: clean or change the filter
  • Annually: check the seals and wear parts
  • After every outdoor use: prevent corrosion, store dry
A diesel pump with a meter also needs an occasional check of the measuring unit for accuracy.
When using a diesel pump, the following safety instructions are important:

  • Work only in a well-ventilated environment
  • Avoid sources of fire (diesel is flammable)
  • Use hand protection and safety goggles with large quantities
  • Operate the electric diesel pump only with an earthed socket
  • Do not subject the diesel pump's meter to excessive pressure

Still unsure? We'll advise you free of charge!

Our specialist team will help you find the right diesel pump for your fleet, operation or farm.

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