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Norillo® - TankFlow - Pump Fuel from a Can Without Lifting or Spilling

Excellent 4.8 out of 5 (20 reviews)
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Regular price £53.90
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  • Reaches the bottom of 20L and 25L cans
  • The can stays put, no heavy lifting
  • 125 cm hose reaches high-mounted tanks
  • Up to 15 L/min, emptied in minutes
  • Fits standard cans with a 2.8 cm thread
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Free UK delivery on orders over £30 Dispatched within 1-2 working days
Hassle-free returns - quick and easy
365-day returns - try it with peace of mind
Swedish brand & personal customer service in English

We want you to feel 100% confident in your purchase. That’s why you get a whole year to try your item at your own pace - not 14 days, not 30, but a full 365. If it doesn’t feel completely right, you can change your mind with no stress and no time pressure.

We stand behind our products 100%, which is why we offer a lifetime guarantee across our entire range. Something broken? Send an email to info@norillo.com and our customer service will reply faster than you can make a cup of tea.

The can is heavy, the spout dribbles and the last litre stays behind.

You only want to fuel the boat, the tractor or the generator. Instead you stand there balancing a 20-litre can at waist height, trying to aim into a half-hidden filler hole and hoping nothing runs onto the deck. And when you are finally done, there is still fuel sloshing about in the bottom.

  • Lifting and pouring - a full can weighs over 15 kg. You aim with your back and spill when your arms tire.
  • The stiff safety spout - needs pressure at the right angle, glugs slowly and still leaks along the edge.
  • A siphon and a cheap battery pump - the siphon needs the right height difference. The cheap pump leaks at the hose after a few uses.

Our pump solves both problems at once: the can stays on the ground while the extended suction tube reaches all the way down to the bottom, and the hose does the work upward instead of your arms.

The fuel pump in use

Fuel up without lifting, aiming or leaving fuel behind

Rated 5 stars by customers everywhere. Screw it onto the can, feed the hose down into the tank and press the button. The fuel goes where it should while the can stays still on the ground.

  • 47 cm suction tube reaches the bottom of 20L and 25L cans
  • 125 cm hose that reaches up to high-mounted tanks
  • Up to 15 litres per minute, without lifting the can
  • Spark-free low-voltage motor, battery powered
  • Suits petrol, diesel and more liquids
Fuelling from a can that stays on the ground

Built for larger cans and harder refills

47 cm suction tube

The tube sits 7 cm further down than on shorter pumps. That is enough to reach the bottom of 20L and 25L cans, instead of leaving one to three litres behind.

125 cm soft hose

Supple enough to bend around a gunwale or in behind a tractor cowling, and long enough to reach tanks that sit higher than the can.

Up to 15 L/min

A full 20-litre can is emptied in a couple of minutes. The motor is spark-free and low-voltage, designed for fuel and similar liquids.

2.8 cm fit

The thread is sized for standard cans. You screw it on top of the can instead of holding, balancing and aiming.

Pump on a fuel can

How to tell straight away if it suits your can and tank

It screws onto standard cans with a threaded opening and is built for cans up to 25 litres, including jerry cans. If the tank sits higher than the can, it is the hose that does the work, not you.

  • Suction tube: 47 cm
  • Hose: 125 cm, stretches to 135 cm
  • Flow: Up to 15 L/min
  • Thread fit: 2.8 cm, standard can
  • Motor: Spark-free low-voltage, battery powered
  • Liquids: Petrol, diesel, paraffin, methylated spirits, screen wash, lighter oils, water

Honest about the limits: it fits cans with a threaded opening, not cans with a locking flap. The pump is not food-grade. If you are unsure about a liquid, test carefully first or get in touch before use.

The spill does not come from the spout. It comes from the lift.

When you pour, you have to hold the weight, find the angle and aim all at once. Take away the lift and three sources of error disappear at once.

1. The can stays still

The pump screws on top of the can, which stays on the ground or the jetty. You aim with a hose end that weighs a few grams instead of with 15 kg in your arms.

2. The tube reaches below the surface

The suction tube is 47 cm and goes to the bottom of a 25-litre can. So the flow continues until the can is empty, instead of sucking air with a few litres left.

3. The hose handles the height difference

Unlike a siphon, the pump needs no height difference to work. It lifts the fuel upward, so a high-mounted tractor tank or a deck inlet is no obstacle.

Cutaway view of the pump

What our customers say

"The first time I fuelled the boat from the jetty without lifting the can over the gunwale, I understood why I should have bought it long ago. Not a drop on the deck."
Daniel M., Bristol · Verified customer

How it compares

Our pump Pouring from the can Siphon Cheap battery pump
The can stays on the ground
Empties 20L and 25L cans completely
Works against a higher tank
Hose that reaches hidden inlets
No aiming with a heavy can

From can to tank in under a minute

1. Screw it on

Screw the pump onto the can's threaded opening. The suction tube goes to the bottom by itself when you fit it in place.

2. Feed the hose down

Put the hose end in the tank's filler hole. The can stays on the ground, the jetty or the truck bed.

3. Press and release

Press the button and let the pump work. Release when you are done, lift out the hose and unscrew it.

Frequently asked questions

Does it fit my can?
It screws onto standard cans with a threaded opening, with a 2.8 cm fit. That covers most 10L, 20L and 25L cans including jerry cans. If your can has a locking flap instead of a thread, it does not fit.

Does it really reach the bottom of a 25-litre can?
Yes. The suction tube is 47 cm, which is seven centimetres longer than on shorter pumps. That is the difference between emptying the can and leaving one to three litres behind when the pump starts sucking air.

Which liquids can it handle?
Petrol, diesel, paraffin, methylated spirits, screen wash, lighter engine oils and water. It is rarely about fire risk but about how the liquid affects seals and the impeller over time. If you are unsure, test carefully first or contact us before use. The pump is not food-grade.

Does it work if the tank sits higher than the can?
Yes. Unlike a siphon, it needs no height difference and pumps the fuel upward. The hose is 125 cm and stretches to around 135 cm, which reaches up to high-mounted tractor tanks and deck inlets.

How fast is it?
Up to 15 litres per minute. A full 20-litre can is emptied in a couple of minutes without you holding it.

Does it hold up to regular use?
It is built to be used often, not for a single season. Rinse the hose through after non-fuel liquids and store it dry, and the seals last longer. If something goes wrong, we will send a new one.

What is your delivery and returns policy?

  • Dispatched within 1-2 working days
  • Returns up to 365 days from the delivery date
  • May be returned used (except hygiene products)
  • 100% money-back guarantee

Try it at home for 365 days

We are confident you will love it, just like our many happy customers. Screw it onto your own can, fuel the boat or tractor once and feel the difference from lifting and aiming.

If it still does not suit your equipment, send it back and get all your money back. No awkward process, no hidden terms. If there is a problem, we will send a new one.

  • 365-day money-back guarantee - all your money back
  • Customer service - reply within 24 hours
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