'Industry leader in providing complete
on-site refuelling systems'
'Industry leader in providing complete
on-site refuelling systems'
'Industry leader in providing complete
on-site refuelling systems
SELF BUNDED FUEL TANKS - THE ULTIMATE REFUELLING SYSTEM
Established in 2013, Duntec was created with a vision to become a leading supplier of self bunded fuel tanks and complete fuel systems. With over 55 years of experience in refuelling systems, distribution and storage, Duntec is backed with industry-specific knowledge and the expertise to provide the right bunded fuel tank system for customers. Today, we supply our self bunded fuel tanks and refuelling systems to an array of industries across Australia. We deliver our self bunded tanks and refuelling systems on-site, which include:
Self Bunded Fuel Tanks & Diesel Storage Tanks
Fuel Management Systems
Aviation Bunded Fuel Tanks & Pump Sets
Fuel Farm Design & Installation
Retail Bowsers & Payment Terminals
AFTER SALES SERVICE & MAINTENANCE
Retail Canopies
Custom Self Bunded Fuel Tanks
PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS
- Self Bunded Fuel Tanks
- Fuel Management Systems
- Aviation Tanks & Pump Sets
- Fuel Farm Design & Installation
- Retail Bowsers & Payment Terminals
- Retail Canopies
Whether you store diesel, combustible liquids, lubricants, Avgas, Jet-A1 or other industrial liquids, Duntec have the right self bunded fuel tank system for you. We supply a range of bunded fuel tanks to suit individual business needs and applications. By collaborating with our customers we aim to deliver high quality, integrated self bunded fuel tanks and transfer options that are beneficial to them. Our self bunded fuel tanks are designed and built to Australian standards to meet every need.
SELF-BUNDED FUEL TANKS BY INDUSTRY
We are a proudly family owned business with over 55 years experience. We are proud to provide superior service and self-bunded fuel tank products to the Australian fuel industry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a self-bunded fuel tank?
A self-bunded fuel tank is essentially a tank within a tank. The inner tank serves as the primary storage, while the outer layer acts as a protective shell, capturing any leaks or spills. This dual-layered design makes them ideal for ensuring safety and compliance with environmental regulations.
What is the difference between a self-bunded and non-bunded tank?
The key difference lies in the construction. A self-bunded tank has dual layers, providing an in-built containment solution for leaks. In contrast, non-bunded tanks require a separate secondary containment, such as a drip tray or bund, to catch spills, making them less integrated and potentially more hazardous.
What materials are your self bunded fuel tanks made from?
Our self-bunded fuel tanks are primarily made from high-grade steel, known for its durability and strength. This material ensures a long service life and resistance to the harsh Australian climate and industrial conditions.
Do you offer different types of self-bunded fuel tanks?
Yes, we offer a variety of self-bunded tanks designed to store different fuels, including diesel, petrol, aviation fuels, oils and other specialised fuels. Each tank is tailored to meet specific industry standards and client requirements.
What is the cost of a self-bunded fuel tanks?
The cost of self-bunded fuel tanks varies based on capacity, features, and specific configurations required for your operations. For accurate pricing, please contact us directly to discuss your specific needs and obtain a detailed quote.
How long does it take to deliver a self-bunded fuel tank?
Delivery times for our self-bunded fuel tanks depend on your location and the tank specifications. Generally, we aim to complete delivery within 4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation. For urgent requirements, please discuss your needs with us for faster processing.
Are self-bunded fuel tanks better for the environment?
Yes, self-bunded fuel tanks are better for the environment due to their double-wall design, which significantly minimises the risk of fuel leaks and spills. This containment system helps protect the surrounding environment from potential contamination, supporting compliance with stringent environmental regulations.