Fuel Dump

Fuel Dump is Atkinson Equipment Ltd's direct-sales channel for oil-heating, fuel-transfer, and AdBlue equipment. The store brings together components for trade customers and individuals, from accessories for domestic storage tanks to pumps and transfer systems. Its catalog is organized by installation type and fluid, with parts, spares, and complete equipment.

One distinctive part of its history is the Atkinson Tankmaster. The company says it began as an engineering organization in Westbury and that, in the late 1960s, its founder developed the device to monitor the level of an oil tank stored in the business's attic. The Tankmaster is still made in the company's workshop, according to its own account.

For heating-oil tanks, Fuel Dump lists valves, vent caps, fill points, top-outlet valves, Tigerloop deaerators, fire valves, contents gauges, and filters. It also supplies components and spares for double-wall and secondary-containment storage tanks, as well as the tanks themselves. The range serves customers completing, maintaining, or replacing parts of a heating-fuel installation.

The fuel-transfer section ranges from portable refueling equipment and drum-mounted pumps to more complete pumped systems. Brands listed in the catalog include GPI, Piusi, FMT, Pedrollo, Husky, Atkinson Equipment, and Groz. Depending on the setup, the range includes pumps, hoses, nozzles, filters, reels, and flow meters.

For diesel exhaust fluid (DEF, sold in Europe as AdBlue), the company supplies transfer pumps, hoses, nozzles, flow meters, and kits for IBC containers. It also highlights the Atkinson Dry Break Coupling, which it says is made at its facility. The store separates this range from oil and diesel equipment, which helps buyers look for components intended for a specific fluid.

The site also lists underfloor-heating supplies, boiler and flue accessories, fittings, and spares. Fuel Dump has a sales channel for trade customers, offers trade accounts and bulk-pricing inquiries, and provides technical support. The company says it tests every item it manufactures before dispatch; that statement refers to its own manufactured products, not every third-party item it sells.

Orders are handled online and shipped by courier with signature on delivery. For questions, Fuel Dump lists support by chat, email, and phone during office hours. Its business centers on remote sales and service for trade customers; the team can help with availability, part compatibility, and orders through its published support channels.

The catalog connects a local engineering history with broader distribution of pumps and components for heating and liquid transfer. Buyers can look for a specific replacement part, configure a pumping system, or request a trade account for business purchases. The parts and support sections help distinguish an individual component from a complete installation, while the sales team handles orders by phone, email, and the company’s online channels.