Stainless steel test measure provides a reference for checking fuel dispenser delivery. A sight glass, graduated scale, drain outlet, and verification nameplate support routine metrology work.
DESEINOR stainless steel test measure, also known as a standard metal measure or fuel dispenser calibration measure, is used by service stations and metrology authorities to calibrate fuel dispensers and verify delivered liquid volume. The stainless steel test measure complies with the Class II standard metal measure requirements of JJG 259 and provides a reference for checking fuel-dispenser measurement error.
| Material | 304L stainless steel |
| Capacity | 5L/10L/20L |
| Measurement units | Gallon/Liter |
| Temperature range | -40℃ to +70℃ |
| Compatible fluids | Gasoline, diesel, kerosene, etc. |
| Package dimensions | 52×29×25cm |
| Net weight | 4.1kg |
304 stainless steel body: The test measure resists corrosion and deformation during repeated use with gasoline, diesel, and other refined fuels.
Key components:
a. Measuring neck and level scale: A graduated sight glass and metal scale at the upper section provide a clear liquid-level reading for precise volume measurement.
b. Carry handle and drain outlet: The side handle simplifies transport, while the guided drain outlet supports controlled emptying after calibration.
c. Nameplate and verification markings: The body includes a metrology nameplate showing information such as nominal capacity, accuracy class, and verification validity period.
High accuracy: A standard accuracy tolerance of ±0.025% to ±0.05% supports use as a reference measure when checking fuel-dispenser delivery error.
