GPI® & GPRO® Fuel Transfer Pumps

What are GPI® & GPRO® Fuel Transfer Pumps?

Fuel transfer pumps do exactly what you’d expect, they move fuel from one place to another, quickly and reliably. Think diesel, gasoline, and kerosene, flowing where they’re needed without the mess or the hassle.

GPI® and GPRO® pumps are built for pros who don’t have time for equipment failure. Factory-tested, rugged, and backed by one of the best warranties in the business, they consistently deliver the kind of performance you can stake a workday on. Most models run between 8 and 35 gallons per minute (GPM), and you’ve got options, manual, 12-volt, or 115-volt, depending on how and where you need to move fuel.

What Are the Types of GPI Fuel Transfer Pumps?

Not every fuel setup is the same. Some folks need a pump for a truck, others for a remote site, and some for a shop tank that sees daily action. That’s why GPI offers a few core families of pumps, each with different power sources, flow rates, and duty cycles. It’s all about matching the tool to the task.

GPI Hand Pumps: Simple, Manual Transfer

If you’re working off the grid, dealing with smaller fuel volumes, or just want something that works every time you crank it, GPI hand pumps are a solid pick. No wiring, no batteries, no waiting. They’re built tough, easy to maintain, and perfect for low-volume, high-reliability needs. Explore GPI Hand Pumps

GPI 12V Fuel Transfer Pumps – Mobile Refueling

Mounted to a truck bed or a transfer tank, GPI 12V pumps bring power to the field. They’re built for mobility and offer a range of flow rates, most commonly around 15–25 GPM , with duty cycles tuned for intermittent use. Just make sure your battery setup is dialed in, and you’re good to go. Check Out 12V GPI Pumps

GPI 115V Fuel Transfer Pumps: High-Flow Stationary Solutions

When you’ve got a fixed tank and a regular fuel transfer routine, 115V GPI pumps get it done fast. Available in both 20 GPM and 35 GPM models, these are your go-to for continuous-duty setups where uptime matters. Plug into facility power and let them run. View 115V GPI Pumps

What are the Best GPI & GPRO Pump Options for Different Applications?

If you’re fueling a fleet on the move, a 12-volt GPI pump makes sense, reliable, battery-powered, and designed to ride along in your truck or trailer. Got a stationary bulk tank at a shop or depot? 115-volt models offer higher flow rates and thrive in continuous-use scenarios.

For ag and ranch work, the choice comes down to power at the refueling point: 115-volt where you can wire into a barn or shop, 12-volt when you’re pulling from a truck or tractor battery in the field, and a hand pump when neither is within reach. Construction crews juggling multiple jobsites, we suggest go mobile. Light commercial setups with reliable power access? Stationary wins.

The right pump balances portability, available power, and how fast you need to move fuel. Once you know that, you’re ready to pick the subcategory that fits.

What Should You Consider When Choosing a Fuel Transfer Pump?

The selection process requires careful look of crucial variables, including flow rate, viscosity compatibility, and power source. Consider these factors:

Flow rate and fill time matter more than most think. Moving 20 gallons in 2 minutes or 10 minutes could change how your day runs. Check your target transfer speed before choosing.
Voltage and power source will narrow your options quickly. No plug nearby? You’re in 12V or hand pump territory. Stable 115V power can go higher flow, lower effort.
Duty cycle and run time tell you whether the pump can handle long refueling sessions or if it’s meant for short bursts.
Fuel compatibility is essential. Make sure your pump materials are rated for diesel, gasoline, kerosene, or whatever you’re moving.
Suction lift and discharge head affect how far and high your pump can move fuel. Long hose runs or elevated tanks require stronger setups.
Filtration, metering, and weatherproofing also matter. Need accurate reads and clean fuel? Opt for models that integrate meters and filters. If you’re pumping outdoors in heat or cold, look for sealed switches and rugged housings.

Whatever your needs, GPI/GPRO pumps are factory-tested and built to go the distance with minimal maintenance.

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