Electronic Fuel Injector Tester Machine

A fuel dispenser is a device used to fill fuels such as gasoline and diesel, and is usually installed at gas stations or other fuel supply points. It consists of tanks, pumps, metering equipment, valves and pipes, which can automatically calculate the amount and price of fuel to be filled. Fuel dispensers are also known as oil pumps, gas pumps, or fuel pumps. With the continuous advancement of technology, modern tankers also have functions such as automatic identification of vehicle types and diversified payment methods.

In addition, we have other accessories such as Circular machine oiler, Control Panel, Adjustable Yarn Bobbin Cover, Synchronous Belt, Needle Cylinder and so on.

Aircraft dedicated to refueling aircraft and helicopters in flight. The tanker can increase the range, extend the endurance, increase the payload, and improve the long-range combat capability. Air tankers are mostly converted from large transport aircraft or strategic bombers, and most of the refueling equipment is installed in the tail of the fuselage or in the underwing pod, which is controlled by the pilot or tanker. Air refueling technology appeared in 1923. After the Second World War, air tankers massively equipped troops. In the early 80s, the United States developed a new type of KC-10A aerial tanker, equipped with telescopic tube refueling equipment, the main pipe is 8 meters long, the casing is more than 6 meters long, the total length is 14 meters, the total fuel load is 161,000 kilograms, which can refuel three aircraft at the same time, which played an important role in the Gulf War. There are also carrier-based aerial tankers and stealth tankers. The KC-46A tanker, the most advanced tanker in service in the United States, will replace the decades-old C-135 fleet and support the U.S. military's combat aircraft on five continents. Russian tankers: Il-78M-90A tanker, Il-96-400T tanker.