Used Dispensers for Sale

What is a gas dispenser?

The equipment that meters fuel into a vehicle at a fueling station — the pump-and-nozzle end of a CNG or LNG system, downstream of the compression and storage that make the fuel available.

What's the difference between a CNG and an LNG dispenser?

CNG dispensers handle compressed gas, filling at roughly 3,000 to 3,600 PSIG from cascade storage. LNG dispensers handle cryogenic liquid at around −260°F, which brings saturation pressure, vapor return and insulated hardware into the picture.

Do I need a complete station or just a dispenser?

A dispenser alone assumes you already have compression, storage and controls. A complete station packages all of it together — more upfront, but it removes most of the design and integration work.

What should I check on used dispensing equipment?

Metering and calibration status, since dispensers used for retail sale fall under weights-and-measures requirements in most jurisdictions. Then hoses, breakaways and nozzles, which are consumable safety items, plus the controls, card reader if fitted, and the condition of the cabinet and piping.

What else does the project need beyond the equipment?

Permitting and inspection, a foundation, electrical and gas tie-ins, and commissioning by someone qualified for the fuel. Fueling equipment is heavily regulated, and the installed cost is typically a multiple of the hardware cost — establish that before comparing listings on price alone.