A fuel measuring can is the standard tool for checking the accuracy of fuel dispensing equipment. Built with stainless steel, it provides exact measurement for petrol, diesel, kerosene, biodiesel, and diesel exhaust fluid. Every station or inspection team relies on a measuring can to make sure that the volume shown on the dispenser is the same as the actual fuel delivered.
This 20L fuel measuring can, also called a fuel calibration can or test measure, is designed for long-term use in demanding environments. It comes with a clear graduated scale, reinforced body, and certified calibration. That means every time you run a test, you can trust the reading.
The 20L stainless steel fuel measuring can is the most popular choice. It is light enough to move easily, yet large enough to provide a true comparison during pump testing. Whether you manage a fuel station, work as a regulator, or operate in a laboratory setting, a certified fuel measuring can is the reliable tool that ensures accuracy and compliance.
Features:
- Certified calibration: Each fuel measuring can is manufactured to Class 3 standards and supplied with a certificate. This ensures your testing is recognized by regulators and trusted by customers.
- 304 stainless steel construction: Corrosion-resistant and durable, the fuel calibration can maintains its accuracy even with repeated contact with fuel.
- Reinforced body: Bands around the body prevent distortion when the can is full. It stays stable, precise, and safe to use in all conditions.
- Easy-to-read graduated scale: The graduated neck gives a clear reference point, so volume checks are quick and reliable.
- Handles for lifting and pouring: Separate handles make it simple to move the full can and empty it safely back into storage.
- Versatile use: Suitable for all common fuels, like petrol, diesel, biodiesel, kerosene, and AdBlue.
- Portable and practical: At around 7.2 kg empty weight, the 20L fuel measuring can is light enough to handle, while still offering professional-level testing.
How to Use a Fuel Measuring Can in the Right Way?
Using a fuel measuring can is simple, but it requires following some basic steps to ensure correct results:
- Preparation: Place the measuring can on a flat and stable surface. Make sure it is empty, clean, and dry. If it was recently used, allow at least one minute for draining.
- Filling: Dispense fuel from the pump into the calibration can slowly, making sure not to create splashing or excess bubbles. Fill up to the “0” mark or designated graduation.
- Reading: Once the liquid surface is calm, check the reading on the graduated scale. This represents the true dispensed volume.
- Comparison: Compare the reading on the fuel measuring can with the dispenser display. If there is a difference, adjustments or recalibration of the dispenser may be required.
- Emptying: Use the emptying handle to pour out the fuel safely back into a container or storage tank. Ensure no liquid remains inside.
- Maintenance: After each use, clean the can and store it in a dry place to avoid contamination of future measurements.
