The AT050 series filter device has been designed to cope with the toughest hydrocarbon refueling conditions and allows for easy maintenance, cleaning and replacement of the filter cartridge.

The components can deliver from 95 l/m to 230 l/m depending on the model, the filter elements installed and the fuel to be filtered.

The water that accumulates in the diesel fuel tanks gives rise to the growth of anaerobic bacteria as they live and proliferate in the absence of air.

These microorganisms determine the formation of biomasses, which are the product of metabolic products that can be seen as sludge that is deposited on the bottom of the tanks.

This equipment is used for cleaning the tanks without removing the product from the inside.

Mobile tank filtering unit with pneumatic pump.

A tube with rigid dipstick is positioned on the bottom of the tank and used to suck the product that is treated by a series of filters with different characteristics to then be sent back to the tank.

This equipment is used for cleaning the tanks without removing the product from the inside.

Mobile tank filtering unit with electric pump for diesel oil.

A tube with rigid dipstick is positioned on the bottom of the tank and used to suck the product that is treated by a series of filters with different characteristics to then be sent back to the tank.

The AT12416 and AT08915 equipment allow the analysis of oils and fuels.

In the AT08915 version, they also allow to identify the presence of micro-organisms in a diesel oil sample taken from fuel storage tanks, directly on the service station.

The fuel quality sensors of the AT04914 and AT11918 series are equipped with a vibrating fork (Tuning Fork) that measures directly and simultaneously the temperature, viscosity, dielectric constant and fuel density.

Thanks to a patented technology the sensor monitors in a direct and dynamic way the relationship between the different multiple physical properties to determine the quality and status of the additives present in fuels.