Vehision Co., Limited
Vehision Co., Limited

Tank trucks include oil and chemical types. Oil tankers carry gasoline, diesel, and crude oil, while chemical tankers transport hazardous and corrosive liquids. Based on use, they are classified as fuel or refueling trucks. Featuring double-wall structures, reinforced baffles, electrostatic discharge systems, emergency shutoff valves, and explosion-proof devices, they meet international hazardous transport standards, ensuring top-tier leak resistance and safety.

Browse Vehision Tank Trucks By Functions

How to Choose Tank Trucks

Media Compatibility: 

Choose tank materials based on transported substance properties, e.g., stainless steel tanks for corrosive liquids; explosion-proof design and static elimination devices for flammable materials.

Compliance & Safety: 

Adhere to industry certifications (e.g., ADR/GB standards); equip pressure relief valves, leakage monitoring, anti-surge baffles; hazardous chemical transport requires remote emergency shut-off valves.

Scenario Adaptation: 

Use high-capacity, fuel-efficient chassis for long-distance transport; off-road capabilities (reinforced suspension, 4WD) for construction sites/mountainous areas; integrate high-efficiency loading/unloading pumps or thermal insulation systems.

Cost & Maintenance: 

Evaluate loading/unloading efficiency, range, and maintenance costs; prioritize manufacturers with reliable after-sales service and technical support to ensure long-term compliance and operational stability.


Vehision Tank Trucks for Various Industry Application

Petroleum Derivatives
Petroleum Derivatives

Tank trucks are suitable for transporting and refueling petroleum derivatives. Equipped with explosion-proof and anti-surge technologies, they support high-efficiency loading/unloading and mid-route refueling to meet full-chain supply needs.


Hazardous Material Transport
Hazardous Material Transport

Tank trucks adopt corrosion-resistant tank bodies and leakage warning systems, specially designed for the safe transport of acids, solvents, and other hazardous chemicals, complying with international hazardous material transport standards.


Construction Materials
Construction Materials

Tank trucks for transporting construction materials like asphalt and cement slurry feature heating/thermal insulation functions, adapting to complex on-site construction working conditions.


FAQs of Tank Trucks

  • Q

    What's the Difference Between Fuel Tank Trucks and Chemical Tank Trucks?

    A

    Fuel tanker trucksare designed for transporting flammable fuels (gasoline, diesel) using carbon steel or aluminum alloy tanks, prioritizing fire/explosion resistance. Chemical tanker trucks handle corrosive/toxic chemicals (acids, liquid alkalis) with stainless steel or corrosion-resistant linings, integrating multiple pressure relief, anti-static systems, and leakage detection to meet stricter safety standards.


  • Q

    What is the difference between a tanker truck and a refueling truck?

    A

    The tanker truck transports bulk liquids (fuel, chemicals) without dispensing tools. A refueling truck is a specialized tanker equipped with fueling accessories (pumps, hoses, nozzles, meters) to directly refuel vehicles, aircraft, or machinery, enabling on-site fuel delivery rather than just transport.


  • Q

    What is the capacity of a tanker truck?

    A

    The capacity of tanker trucks typically ranges from 2,000 to 50,000 liters, varying based on transportation needs and vehicle design. Compatibility with cargo types (e.g., fuel, chemicals) dictates volume selection: short-haul models often use 2,000-30,000 liters, while hazardous material or long-distance tankers may exceed 40,000 liters. Extra-large tankers can reach 50,000 liters.


Get In Touch With Vehision
Contact Us
Request a Free Quote
We use cookies to offer you a better browsing experience, analyze site traffic and personalize content. Part of the tracking is necessary to ensure SEO effectiveness,
By using this site, you agree to our use of cookies. Visit our cookie policy to learn more.
Reject Accept