WASP PFS have been in the fuel cleaning industry for over 25 years. We recognised the contamination issues with stored fuel (particularly with the introduction of Biodiesel) early on and created the W-PFS and WB Fuel Polishing ranges. Our systems are designed and built to customer specifications by our in-house experts and engineers using quality materials. We have over 20 years of being ISO 9001:2015 certificated, ensuring the quality of our systems and our customer service level is exceptional.
If you are new to fuel polishing, trying to decipher which system will best suit your requirements and budget can be quite daunting.
We firstly recommend you read our "Introduction to Fuel Polishing"
To select which unit suits your requirements, we recommend using our new Product Selector Widget. Alternatively, you can contact us so our fuel cleaning experts can advise you.
The quickest and easiest way of finding out is by using our new Product Selector Widget.
The system you need will vary based on the following factors:
What makes WASP PFS unique is our skill and ability to design and build our own systems. This gives us the flexibility and expertise to design and manufacture products specific to your budget, requirements and specifications. View some examples of custom built systems.
Our standard system begins at 8 lit/min 24v DC powered, and ranges up to 400 lit/min 220v 50hz 1ph AC powered. We custom build as well, with our largest unit currently being able to handle up to 1600 lit/min (that's nearly 100,000 litres per hour).
Systems typically have manual, automatic (programmable timer) and BMS (Building Management System) control as standard. They are self pumping and self monitoring fuel cleaning devices which are typically installed near to your fuel tanks. We also offer portable systems, units in IP rated enclosures, and frame mounted units and field bus communication options.
For more advice on selecting the unit to suit your requirements, please contact us.
Feature | W-PFS Premium Range | WB Classic Range |
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Final Clean to | 2 Micron | 10 Micron |
Flow rate (litres per minute) | 8-400 | 10-40 |
Touch screen | ||
BMS (Building Management System) Option | ||
Field Bus Option | ||
Customise to your requirements | ||
Multiple tank option | ||
Tank sizes (litres) | 7500 - 1,000,000 | 10,000-50,000 |
Support available | ||
Training available | ||
Remove Free Water | ||
Remove emulsified water | ||
Remove bacterial matter | ||
Auto Drain Option |
We have customers all over the world, including Europe, Middle East and Asia, and likewise we have a large world-wide distributor network.
For more information on our distributor network, please go to our International section.
We have detailed instructions on the ideal positioning of the units to achieve optimum performance, here is some basic information on the W-PFS and WB Range installation.
The WB range of products is typically wall mountable and should be installed close to the fuel tank it is cleaning.
In any typical fuel tank, the pipe feeding fuel to the engine is not at the bottom. However to successfully clean fuel, the pickup pipe going to the WB unit should be right at the bottom of the tank, below the engine feed.
The return pipe from the WB unit should ideally be at the top of the tank at the opposite end to the pick up; if this is not possible the top of the tank at the same end is acceptable.
Apart from that, the list below highlights our recommendations.
We will work with you to customise the appropriate W-PFS unit to suit your specific requirements.
There is a range of Add-ons to our standard W-PFS range which include, heaters, fans, trolley fittings, stair climbing units, custom size units, dosing systems and many more.
To see examples of some recent custom made units, have a look at our Custom Built Systems page.
Great! it means your WASP system is serving it's purpose.
If one or both filters are full, the system is full of contaminates it has filtered from the fuel. Remember some contaminates are so small they can not be seen by the human eye but are big enough to cause issues with the engines it is trying to power.
We recommend elements on systems are changed at least every 12 months (more often if there is a warning that the filter is full). Seals should be checked every six months and replaced at least every 36 months.
Instructions on changing elements and seals are in the original instruction manual you would have received with the unit. If you order Complete or Element service packs, you will receive a service instruction booklet with detailed instructions on changing spares and the service tasks. For more information on spares, see our dedicated page.
You are not alone. Time goes by and it is easy to lose track of how long ago the system was serviced.
We have recognised this issue and created a service sticker (like something your boiler service engineer would stick on the side of your boiler).
The stickers are included in the Complete and Element Service Packs. Simply complete the label with your details and the date and stick to your WASP PFS System. This acts as a reminder to service the WASP unit frequently to achieve the best results from your fuel cleaning system. For more information on spares, see our dedicated page.
You will find your the model and serial number of your WASP PFS Fuel Polishing System on a steel plaque on your unit. If you need any help identifying your unit, please contact us.
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