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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide fuel cubes and temporary fuel tanks?
Fuel Cubes & Temporary Fuel Tanks
Yes.
KDT provides fuel cubes and temporary fuel tanks, double-wall tanks from a few hundred to several thousand gallons with pumps, meters and containment, set up on your incident as a fuel point or tied to generators for longer runtime.
Typical configuration
- Fuel cubes
- About 250–2,000+ gal, double-wall steel with 110% integral containment
- Larger storage
- Skid tanks about 2,000–12,000 gal; collapsible bladders for remote sites
- Dispensing
- 12 V or 120 V pump, about 10–25 gpm, filter, meter, hose and auto-shutoff nozzle
- Construction
- UL 142 double-wall or equivalent aboveground tanks (typical)
- Handling
- Forklift pockets and lifting lugs; lockable dispenser cabinet
- Planning note
- Aboveground oil storage over 1,320 gal aggregate generally triggers SPCC planning
A fuel cube is a self-contained, double-walled steel tank in a frame you can move with a forklift or crane, with a lockable cabinet for the pump, filter, meter and hose. It gives an incident its own fuel station: equipment and vehicles fill at the camp fuel point instead of driving to town, and one bulk delivery refills the tank.
Temporary tanks also extend generator runtime. A towable generator's base tank may last a day or two; tie it to a large external tank and it can run a week or more between fills. That matters at remote repeater sites, at critical facilities after a hurricane and anywhere a fuel truck can't get to every day.
KDT sets tanks on level ground with secondary containment, bonding and grounding, spill kits and signage, fills them and tracks inventory. Large aggregate fuel storage on one site can bring spill-prevention planning requirements, so we size and document storage with that in mind.
Available as
- 250–500 gal fuel cubes
- 1,000–2,000 gal fuel cubes
- Larger skid tanks for bulk fuel points
- Collapsible fuel bladders for remote sites
- Diesel or gasoline tanks
- Generator extended-runtime tank hookups
- DEF totes
What's included
- Delivery and placement
- Containment, bonding, grounding and spill kits
- Initial fill and scheduled refills
- Inventory and dispensing logs
- Removal and site cleanup at demob
Where it's used
- Camp fuel points
- Extended generator runtime
- Remote camps and repeater sites
- Heavy equipment staging
- Critical facilities after a hurricane
- Spill response staging areas
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide fuel cubes and temporary fuel tanks?
Yes. We supply double-wall fuel cubes and temporary tanks with pumps and meters, set them up with containment, and keep them filled for the length of the incident.
What is a fuel cube?
A portable double-walled fuel tank in a steel frame with a built-in pump, meter and hose. It works as a small fuel station and can be moved with a forklift.
Can a fuel tank be connected to a generator?
Yes. Tying a generator to an external tank extends runtime from a day or two to a week or more between fills.
Do temporary fuel tanks need containment?
Yes. We use double-wall tanks with built-in containment, add spill kits and berms where needed, and plan storage so it meets the spill-prevention rules that apply to the site.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.