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LPG dispenser parts for autogas stations: LPG nozzles, breakaway couplings, piston and turbine meters, filter-separators, differential and solenoid valves, pressure gauges and nozzle holders for propane-butane dispensers. Supplied from Gerkon's own warehouse in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine.

Every component is built for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG, propane-butane) and suits autogas stations of any size — from a single-hose dispenser to multi-pump sites. Delivery across Ukraine.

LPG Dispenser Components

For LPG dispensers at autogas stations we stock the units of the whole hydraulic line — from the inlet filter to the nozzle. All are built for propane-butane (LPG).

LPG metering

The LPG piston meter (4 pistons, 5–35 l/min, ±0.2%) handles commercial metering in LPG dispensers. The DN15 turbine meter measures LPG as well as diesel and petrol — for LPG and fuel dispensers and dosing units.

Pressure and protection

The LPG filter-separator (2.5 MPa working pressure) removes rust and scale and separates condensate before the pump and the meter. The MLB-20 differential valve holds the pressure difference between the supply and return lines, without which the meter and pump do not work properly. The LPG pressure gauge shows whether the pump reaches working pressure.

Dosing and autogas refuelling

The LPG dual solenoid valve: the first coil slows the flow at the end of the dose, the second shuts it off — an exact dose without overfill. The ACFD40 LPG nozzle fits ACME fittings (the most common in Ukraine and Europe); the LPG breakaway coupling saves the dispenser and hose if a car drives off with the nozzle; and a nozzle holder.

Parts for petrol and diesel dispensers are in fuel dispenser parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the parts fit LPG dispensers of other makes?
The ACFD40 LPG nozzle fits the standard ACME fitting. Filters, valves and meters are matched by connection size and flow rate — send the dispenser model or a photo of the unit.
Why does an LPG dispenser need a filter-separator?
It traps rust, scale and dust from the tank and pipework and separates condensate from the propane-butane before the pump and meter, so the meter does not wear and stays accurate.
Piston or turbine LPG meter?
The piston meter (±0.2%, 5–35 l/min) is the standard choice for commercial metering in LPG dispensers. The DN15 turbine meter is more compact and works with LPG, diesel and petrol, so it also suits fuel dispensers and dosing units.
What does the differential valve do?
It keeps a constant pressure difference between the LPG supply and return lines and returns excess gas to the tank. Without it the pump, meter and nozzle of an LPG dispenser do not work properly.