Fuel tanker truck

Nominal Tank Capacity
10,000 / 20,000 / 28,000 L
Tank Material
Carbon steel / stainless steel / aluminum
Tank Thickness
4–6 mm
Compartments
1–5
Manhole cover options
Options listed as "Common" or "European Standard"; confirm the cover type and standard number
Fuel Loading System
Top Loading / Bottom Loading
Request this configuration

Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.

About the fuel tanker truck

The KEEYAK Fuel Tanker Truck carries approved fuels in a cargo tank and transfers them through selected valves, piping, pump, meter, and hose equipment. Its nominal tank capacities are 10,000 / 20,000 / 28,000 L. Top or bottom loading is selected to match the approved cargo and terminal interface. Nominal tank capacity does not establish legal payload or usable filling volume. Cargo density, tank tare, axle limits, and permitted filling conditions control the final load.

It serves fuel distributors, filling stations, fleets, farms, mines, and construction operators. Confirm the cargo classification and tank code first. Tank material, compartment layout, loading method and vapor requirements must suit the cargo; discharge rate and metering must suit the delivery arrangement. Record these requirements in the signed technical specification, together with the selected chassis, calculated axle loads, tank and transfer-equipment models, and destination regulations. Include equipment capacity charts where applicable.

Line drawing of a multi-axle tanker truck with a side-striped cylindrical tank.

Typical applications

  1. Service station replenishment

    The petroleum tanker transfers approved fuel grades from a terminal to retail storage tanks using connections and unloading procedures required by the receiving site.

  2. Commercial fleet refueling

    Operators deliver fuel to truck, bus, or equipment depots where metered discharge, hose reach, access control, and product segregation are specified.

  3. Agricultural fuel delivery

    The road tanker supplies compatible diesel or other approved products to farm storage under local hazardous-material, spill-control, and custody-transfer requirements.

  4. Remote equipment fueling

    Mines and construction projects receive fuel near operating equipment when road access, ground conditions, delivery rate, and environmental containment are properly planned.

Before you order

Which buyers should consider the fuel tanker truck?

Consider this tanker for a specified petroleum-fuel delivery duty with compatible compartments, transfer equipment and destination approval. Filling-station delivery and fleet refuelling may need different outlets or measurement equipment. Capacity alone does not establish suitability for either operation.

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