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Unified Fuel Management is our unique approach to synergised hydrocarbon and liquid resource management. It delivers productivity, efficiency, and cost reductions like nothing else. Unified Fuel Management optimises all aspects of refuelling, fuel management, fluid transfer, overfill protection as well as machine and facility services. UFM multiplies your productivity gains because each element magnifies the effects of the others.

Our global client list is a reflection of our effective, lasting products and our commitment to great customer service. We are the pioneers of Unified Fuel Management: we provide a fully integrated approach from fuel management hardware and software through to asset management, project consulting and training. Unified Fuel Management delivers productivity, reconciliation and cost reductions like no competing solution.

Banlaw provides high performing, innovative equipment and fuel management solutions. We help rail companies improve their productivity by reducing fuel loss, reducing fuel contamination and delivering more efficient and safer refuelling. Our heritage is in fuel management but our expertise has extended to hydrocarbons in general and management of other liquids: we can provide you with software, hardware and services to optimise the storage, safe handling and use of fuels, oils, coolants, grease and more.

Fuel is one of the largest expenses for any business in mining, rail, fleet and port operations. Fuel being stolen or unaccounted is costly to businesses. Fuel reconciliation system, Banlaw FuelTrack™ uses the latest in auto ID technology and can account for 99.5% of fuel stock. It provides precise monitoring, reconciliation and centralised reporting of any machine or vehicle’s fuel or liquid use. We have considered every area that can reduce fuel security and then developed, patented and produced products to eliminate that risk. The patented close-proximity auto ID will shut off the pump once the nozzle and receiver come apart. This, along with the ability to take advantage of site security systems such as Cardax, HID and Smart keys, make it very difficult for unauthorised pump use.

Fuel consumption is at the heart of all transport and mining industries. Likewise so too is the maintenance of this infrastructure. Fuel systems servicing and maintenance is critical to any modern rail, fleet, mining or port operation and there is no company better placed to manage this for you than Banlaw. Banlaw has been established since 1980 and are the “Pioneers in Unified Fuel Management”. Operating as specialists in refuelling and other fluid transfers, Banlaw offer an onsite fuel system maintenance capability unlike any competing solution globally.

Banlaw’s extensive knowledge of high speed refuelling and hydrocarbon management can be applied to any heavy industry including fleets of road vehicles – buses, haulage etc. Our Unified Fuel Management approach offers solutions to save you time, money and fuel.

As the Pioneers of Unified Fuel Management, Banlaw have spent three decades refining the functionality of the refuelling area to keep it safe whilst still achieving speeds of up to 1,000lpm. Our safety expertise covers fuel management as well as storage and use of other hydrcarbons. Outsource your safety consulting to save time and money whilst keeping your employees and equipment safe. Our staff value the same safety policies as you and can help you meet all relevant safety criteria. We are proud of our safety record and the piece of mind it gives you on your site.

Modern engines and plant equipment are designed to offer increased efficiency, reduced emissions and longer service intervals. As a result, they are also more sensitive to fuel and oil contaminants. In particular, higher operating pressures within fuel systems to achieve a more complete combustion process leads to closer tolerances between moving parts, causing even smaller particles to have an effect on the clearances between these components. Modern ULSDs and biodiesels also pose an increased risk of microbial contamination, which left undetected, can seriously degrade the quality of the fuel and introduce other problems including reduced fuel filter life and accelerated corrosion of tanks, pipes and other metal system components.