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U.S. imports of fuel & lubricant dispensing pumps for filling stations and garages (HS 841311) totaled $2.0M in April 2026, traded with 24 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataRetail and commercial fuel dispensing pumps — the metered units installed at filling stations and service garages to deliver gasoline, diesel, or lubricants — are classified under a single 10-digit line, 8413110000. These pumps integrate flow measurement and are purpose-built for point-of-sale fuel delivery, distinguishing them from industrial metered pumps under heading 841319. Canada is the leading import source, consistent with cross-border supply chains for petroleum retail equipment, with Italy and India also supplying the US market.
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Heading 841311 is specifically limited to pumps of a type used in filling stations or garages — retail or service-bay fuel and lubricant dispensers. Heading 841319 covers other pumps fitted or designed to be fitted with a measuring device across a wider range of industrial applications. The end-use environment and design intent (retail fuel delivery vs. general metered pumping) are the key classification factors.
While CBP does not require a specific import permit for these pumps, fuel dispensers sold in the US must comply with NIST Handbook 44 accuracy standards and may require NTEP (National Type Evaluation Program) certification before commercial use. State weights-and-measures agencies enforce these requirements at the point of installation, so importers should confirm certification status with their domestic distributor before placing orders.
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