Diesel Pumps collection

Diesel Pumps

12V, 24V, and 240V diesel transfer pumps from 50lpm to 300lpm

Electric and engine-driven diesel transfer pumps from 50lpm to 300lpm for self-bunded tanks, fuel depots, and mobile refuelling. Stocking 12V DC, 24V DC, and 240V AC models from Piusi, Adam by Piusi, Fill-Rite, and Graco - plus engine-driven options for off-grid sites.

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BUYING GUIDE

How to Choose

1

Match voltage to your site

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Size for your flow rate

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Consider a pump kit

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Plan for maintenance

ABOUT THIS RANGE

Diesel pumps for every application

From compact 12V drum pumps to high-flow 240V AC transfer pumps, GO Fill stocks diesel pumps from Piusi, Adam by Piusi, Fill-Rite, and Graco. Every pump is selected for Australian fuel handling applications and backed by local warranty and spare parts support.

Choose your power supply

12V DC pumps suit vehicle-mounted or portable tank applications. 24V DC models are designed for heavy vehicle electrical systems. 240V AC pumps deliver the highest flow rates for fixed-site installations. Engine-driven pumps are available for off-grid remote sites.

Bare pumps or complete kits

Buy a pump on its own or as a complete kit with meter, hose, and nozzle. Pump kits are the fastest way to get a tank operational — just bolt on and connect.

FAQ

Common Questions

What flow rate do I need?

For single-vehicle refuelling, 50–70lpm is adequate. For fleet operations refuelling multiple vehicles, 100–200lpm reduces waiting time. Match your pump flow rate to your meter and filter ratings — they must be equal or higher.

Can I use a 12V pump on a 240V supply?

No. 12V DC and 240V AC pumps use different motors and wiring. Choose the voltage that matches your power supply. For fixed sites with mains power, 240V AC delivers better flow rates and duty cycle. For portable or vehicle-mounted setups, 12V DC is the standard choice.

Do I need an ATEX-rated pump for diesel?

Not typically. Diesel has a high flash point and is classified as a C1 combustible liquid (not flammable) under AS1940. ATEX-rated pumps are required for petrol, aviation fuel, and other flammable liquids, or when pumping in a classified hazardous zone.

How long will a pump last?

With proper maintenance (clean fuel, regular filter changes, and correct duty cycle), quality vane pumps from Piusi and Fill-Rite typically last 5–10 years in commercial service. We stock replacement vane kits and rotor assemblies for all models.

Not sure which pump suits your tank?

Tell us your tank model, flow rate requirement, and power supply — we'll recommend the right pump.