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System provider for fuel delivery, control and monitoring technology at fueling stations.

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Franklin Electric | Fueling Systems

Bluffton, Indiana (US) · Headquarters/Founding siteNew on Amplifa

1944Founded
Bluffton, Indiana (US)Headquarters/Founding site

About Franklin Electric Fueling Systems

Franklin Electric | Fueling Systems (formerly Franklin Fueling Systems) develops and manufactures equipment and system solutions for the filling, delivery and monitoring of fuels. The portfolio includes submersible turbine pumps, tank and monitoring technology (EVO-series Automatic Tank Gauges), leak detection, piping systems (UPP, APT XP), vapor recovery (HEALY), service station hardware for aboveground and underground tanks, as well as Integrated Electrical Controls. Products are offered for fuel station operators, retail petroleum marketers, commercial/fleet fueling and EV/mobility applications. Well-known products include the EBW 664 pressure regulator valves (cast housing, FKM seals, stainless steel screen), aluminum pressure/vacuum vents (aluminum housing, acetal poppet, brass screen) and the Warden overfill prevention valve made of Aluminum 356-T6. The company sees itself as a Total System Solution Provider and offers FFS PRO support, training (FFS PRO University) and remote monitoring of critical installations. Founded in 1944 in Bluffton, Indiana, the company is today part of Franklin Electric Co.

Site
Bluffton, Indiana, US
Processes
System design for fueling stations (Total System Solution), FFS PRO support and training (FFS PRO University), Technical support, Distributor/installer network, Remote monitoring of critical installations
Materials
Cast Iron (cast iron, valve housing EBW 664), Stainless Steel (filters, valve discs), Fluorocarbon (seals/poppet, e.g. FKM/Viton), Aluminum (housings P/V vents, Warden valve 356-T6), Acetal (poppet), Zinc Plated Steel (screws, valve covers), Brass (screen, gasket), E-coated Steel (Anti Syphon Valve housing)
Certificates
ULc listed (Anti-Syphon Valves), NFPA 30, CARB Certification (HEALY)
Founded
1944
Industries
Fuel Station Operators (C-Store), Retail Petroleum Marketing, Commercial/Fleet Fueling, Transportation, EV/Mobility
  1. 01

    System design for fueling stations (Total System Solution)

  2. 02

    Component manufacturing/supply

  3. 03

    Distribution via distributor/installer network

  4. 04

    Installation (Plan/Build/Maintain, virtual installation support)

  5. 05

    FFS PRO support and training

  6. 06

    Remote monitoring of critical installations

Materials & Processes

GJL

Cast Iron

Housing material for EBW 664 pressure regulator valves and cast iron access covers.

EN-AW 356-T6

Aluminum 356-T6

Housings and poppets of pressure/vacuum vents and Warden overfill prevention valves.

1.4xxx

Stainless Steel

Filters, valve discs, springs and shafts for valves and monitoring devices.

FKM

Fluorocarbon Rubber (FKM/Viton)

Seals and poppets in pressure regulator and anti-syphon valves.

POM

Acetal (POM)

Poppet material of the pressure/vacuum vents.

AlMg3

Brass

Screens and gaskets in tank vents.

St37

Steel (galvanized/e-coat or epoxy coated)

Screws, valve covers, pipe nipples and anti-syphon valve housings.

HDPE

HDPE

Float of the Warden overfill prevention valve.

GFK

Fiberglass

FLEX-ING manways and composite access covers.

Sites

Bluffton, Indiana

US

Headquarters/Founding site

Industries

Fuel Station Operators (C-Store)Retail Petroleum MarketingCommercial/Fleet FuelingTransportationEV/Mobility

Additional services

System design for fueling stations (Total System Solution)FFS PRO support and training (FFS PRO University)Technical supportDistributor/installer networkRemote monitoring of critical installations

Quality

Products are partially ULc-listed and comply with NFPA 30 and API/RP 2000; the HEALY vapor recovery system was the first system to receive CARB certification.

EvidenceBluffton, Indiana
ULc listed (Anti-Syphon Valves)
NFPA 30
CARB Certification (HEALY)

History

  1. 1944

    Franklin Electric founded in Bluffton, Indiana by E.J. Schaefer and T.W. Kehoe; first product was a backpack generator for WWII paratrooper radios.

  2. 1960

    Development of the first submersible fuel transfer pump in Australia (late 1960s).

  3. 1988

    FE PETRO founded by Charles 'Chuck' C. Franklin; partnership with Franklin Electric for pump motors.

  4. 2000

    Acquisition of EBW Inc. and APT Inc.; expansion into station hardware, pipework and containment.

  5. 2002

    Acquisition of INCON Fuel Monitoring; renaming to Franklin Fueling Systems.

  6. 2006

    Acquisition of the HEALY Phase II Enhanced Vapor Recovery System with the first CARB certification.

  7. 2010

    Acquisition of PetroTechnik Ltd (UPP Piping and Containment).

  8. 2016

    Introduction of the FFS PRO Suite with FFS PRO University (installation training).

  9. 2021

    Acquisition of Power Integrity; new product line Integrated Electrical Controls.

  10. 2022

    Renaming to Franklin Electric | Fueling Systems.

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