ACTP65X Preset Fuel Transfer Pump With Printer

Product Description

The ACTP65X Printer Fuel Transfer Pump is designed for fuel dispensing applications that require controlled-volume delivery and printed transaction records. Combining a digital controller, an integrated printer, and a vane pump mechanism, it supports fuel dispensing and provides a paper record of dispensing information. With a maximum flow rate of 45 L/min, a 550W motor, and 12V, 24V, or 220V power options, the ACTP65X is suitable for compatible diesel dispensing systems used in fleet operations, workshops, and industrial fuel management.

Key Features

• Integrated Printer: Prints dispensing records for transaction documentation.
• Digital Controller: Supports electronic control of the dispensing process.
• 45 L/min Maximum Flow Rate: Suitable for routine fuel dispensing and transfer.
• Multiple Power Options: Available in 12V, 24V, and 220V configurations.
• 550W Motor: Supports fuel transfer within the specified operating conditions.
• Built-In Bypass Valve: Helps regulate internal fuel circulation during operation.
• Vane Pump Mechanism: Designed to transfer compatible liquid fuels.
• Thermal Overload Protection: Helps protect the motor from overheating under specified operating conditions.
• Cast Iron Pump Body: Provides a robust structure for regular fuel handling.

Applications

• Fleet fuel dispensing and transaction recording
• Commercial vehicle refueling
• Diesel dispensing in workshops
• Agricultural and construction equipment refueling
• Fuel storage and distribution facilities
• Industrial fuel management systems requiring printed records

Technical Specifications

Product Advantages

Printed Dispensing Records

The integrated printer produces paper records of dispensing information, helping operators maintain transaction documentation for fuel usage, vehicle refueling, and routine operational checks.

Digital Dispensing Control

The electronic controller supports fuel dispensing operations and provides a more structured interface than a basic pump without electronic controls.

Flexible Power Selection

The 12V, 24V, and 220V versions allow buyers to select a suitable configuration for the available power supply and installation environment.

Integrated Fuel Transfer Design

The combination of a vane pump, bypass valve, digital control unit, and printer supports fuel dispensing applications where both fluid transfer and printed records are required.

Durable Pump Construction

The cast iron pump body is designed for regular fuel handling, while the specified Viton seals are intended for compatible fuels. Confirm material compatibility and operating conditions before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main advantage of the ACTP65X printer fuel transfer pump?

The ACTP65X combines fuel transfer with printed dispensing records. This can help fleet operators, workshops, and equipment managers document individual fueling transactions without relying solely on handwritten notes. The actual information printed depends on the controller configuration and the printer’s supported functions.

2. What information can the ACTP65X print after a fuel dispensing operation?

The product image shows printed transaction information, but the complete print fields are not specified in the supplied catalog. Before purchasing, confirm whether the printer records dispensing quantity, transaction number, price, date, time, or other data. Do not assume that all fields are available on every configuration.

3. How does the ACTP65X differ from the ACTP65Q preset pump?

Both models are listed with a maximum flow rate of 45 L/min, a 550W motor, a maximum working pressure of 3 bar, and 12V, 24V, or 220V power options. The main visible difference is that the ACTP65X includes a printer for transaction records, while the ACTP65Q is presented as a preset pump. Confirm the control and automatic shut-off functions of each model before selecting one.

4. Which fuels are compatible with the ACTP65X printer pump?

The catalog lists diesel, HVO, XTL, and kerosene. Actual suitability depends on the formulation of the fuel and compatibility with the pump’s seals, hoses, and other wetted components. Confirm the intended fuel and the requirements of the complete dispensing system before operation.

5. What should buyers check before installing the ACTP65X in a fleet fueling system?

Confirm the correct voltage version, the required flow rate, the inlet and outlet connections, and the printer’s documentation functions. Also consider the available power supply, hose layout, installation environment, and the process for collecting and storing printed records. If the system requires automatic dispensing shut-off or integration with fuel management software, verify those functions separately with the manufacturer.