It is suitable for trunk transport connecting refineries, oil depots, and gas stations. This type of application requires long-distance, large-capacity transportation of conventional fuels such as gasoline and diesel.

Meets the daily restocking needs of gas stations efficiently and reliably.

It is useful when natural disasters (such as earthquakes and floods) cause gas station closures, or when large-scale outdoor events require temporary fuel supply.

Provides fuel to vehicles, generators, and other equipment when stationary stations are unavailable.

Trucks, construction machinery, and other equipment in mining areas require frequent refueling, often far from public gas stations.

Withstands dusty, humid environments and harsh operating conditions at work sites.

Supply fuel to ships docked at ports or to tugboats, forklifts, and other equipment within them.

Ideal for coastal environments with high salt spray levels, improving refueling efficiency in confined dock spaces.

Fuel trailers are used to provide fuel to armored vehicles, helicopters, and other equipment during military exercises and field training.

Designed to withstand harsh environments and meet the needs of efficient fuel supply during combat operations.