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Fuel De-fueler/Re-fueler with Hand-Operated Pump - 100 Gal.

Item Number: TEMFM2100 Supplier: WIS ASSOCIATES INC

Description

Tempo portable fuel / solvent transfer systems have set the quality standard for safe, efficient handling of fuels and certain shop solvents. These tankers are designed to minimize the risks associated with repair operations on fuel tanks, fuel gauges and a variety of other fuel system procedures. They offer safer storage by reducing fumes, plus several grounding devices safely dissipate electrical static discharge.

Features

Meet or exceed all current OSHA safety regulations that apply to these fuels and solvents and are accepted by major automotive manufacturers and their insurance carriers
Directional fuel flow system - a single 3-way valve controls all functions without the need for separate check and shut-off valves
Filtration protection - spin-on filter removes 98.8% of emulsified water & foreign particles. The filter is an integral component of our directional control valve filtering fuel when pumping from a vehicle into a tanker
Bright red powder coated finish is fuel resistant. "Flammable", "Gasoline", "Diesel" and "Unleaded" decals are packed separately with each tanker
Made in the U.S.A.

Options

TEMFM3013 Hose, 1/2" i.d. x 10 ft. long
TEMFM3213 5 ft. Hose Adapter
TEMFM2122A Air Conversion Kit

Warranty

One year

Product Specifications

Capacity: 100 Gallons
Dimensions: 45" L x 34" W x 38" H
Pump: Hand Operated
Pumping Rate: 1 Gallon per 5 Strokes

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