Professional 3000L Transcube fuel tank hire for high capacity, transportable diesel storage on construction, events, rail and infrastructure projects throughout the UK.
3000L Transcube Fuel Tank Hire is available nationwide through 777 Hire for high capacity, transportable diesel storage on construction sites, events and infrastructure projects. Transcubes can be moved full by road, crane or forklift, and we can source units subject to location and availability, with fuel supply options on request.
Common uses for 3000L Transcube Fuel Tank
High capacity site fuel storage, generator and event power installations, rail and infrastructure projects, remote and temporary sites, emergency and standby power and fuel points relocated as works progress.
Benefits of 3000L Transcube Fuel Tank
- 3000 litre capacity, UN approved for transport while full, fully bunded, forklift pockets and crane lifting points, lockable pump cabinet, stackable for storage and nationwide availability.
Technical specifications
Typical capacity approximately 3000 litres. UN approved transportable bunded steel tank with forklift pockets and crane lifting points. Lockable cabinet with 12v or 240v pump, hose, nozzle and contents gauge. Specification varies by supplier and model.
Attachments available
Fuel management systems, telemetry and level monitoring, flow meters, additional hoses and nozzles and spill kits subject to availability.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Transcube fuel tank?
A Transcube is a transportable, fully bunded steel fuel tank built to UN standards so it can be transported by road, rail or sea while full of fuel. The 3000 litre model combines high capacity with forklift pockets, crane lifting points and a lockable pump cabinet, making it one of the most flexible fuel storage options for site use.
Can a Transcube be delivered full of fuel?
Yes, subject to supplier and ADR arrangements, Transcubes can be transported and delivered with fuel already on board, which is a major advantage for events, emergency power and remote sites where a ready-to-use fuel point is needed from day one. Our team can discuss fuel supply and delivery options when you enquire.
How long will 3000 litres of diesel last?
As a rough guide, a 100kVA generator running continuously at typical load uses around 400 to 500 litres a day, so 3000 litres gives roughly six to seven days; a fleet of mid-sized plant will typically draw down a Transcube over one to two weeks. Tell us your equipment and running hours and we will advise on capacity and top-up scheduling.
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