9 New Diesel and Kerosene Pump Labels Required By October 1, 2010
Petroleum retailers, fleets and other wholesale purchaser-consumers of on-road and off-road diesel and kerosene may need new pump labels, depending on which fuels they handle, by Oct. 1 according to EPA regulations.
New Labels include:
• Ultra-low-sulfur highway diesel (H5105)
• Ultra-low-sulfur non-highway diesel (H5106)
• Low-sulfur locomotive and marine diesel fuel (H5107)
• Low-sulfur non-highway diesel (H5108)
• Ultra-Low Sulfur Kerosene (15 ppm) Undyed, Untaxed Pump Decals (H5156)
• Kerosene Heating Oil (may exceed 500 ppm) Pump Decals (H5157)
• Low Sulfur Kerosene (500 ppm) Undyed, Untaxed Pump Decals (H5158)
• Low Sulfur Locomotive and Marine Kerosene (500 ppm) Pump Decals (H5159)
• Ultra-Low Sulfur Kerosene (15 ppm) Pump Decals (H5160)
Click here to view EPA's new regulations.
View the entire collection of pump decals now.
Make sure you have all the proper pump decals to stay EPA compliant and to avoid steep fines.
Label your pumps now to:
• Limit your liability.
• Educate your customers.
• Protect your business.
Make sure your pumps are clearly with the proper decals or risk getting fined up to $37,500/day!
The easy-to-read, black and white decals are 4" x 6" each, with letters that are 24-point bold (the minimum size that EPA requires). These decals are designed to keep you in compliance and out of trouble!
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| Price/per decal |
Quantity |
| $1.69 |
1-49 decals |
| $1.49 |
50-99 decals |
| $1.29 |
100 + decals |
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Other Ways To Place Your Order
You can also order your pump decals by calling the OPIS customer care toll-free number at
1-877-210-4287. Or, you can download the online order form and fax it to 301-287-2535.
*Please note: there are no refunds for decals that have been shipped.
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Frequently Asked Questions
On-Road Pump Label FAQ's
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Will marketers be required to purchase the new ULSD (15-ppm) pump decal (that is effective Oct. 1, 2010) or can they still use their current decal? |
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Any fuel location dispensing highway (on-road) ULSD (15-ppm) must display the new decal containing the revised EPA-approved language. |
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Why is the EPA changing the language for the current highway (on-road) ULSD? |
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In 2006, the EPA established a set timeframe for use regarding this particular label. The effective timeframe was June 1, 2006 – May 31, 2010. The EPA has revised the language on this label to exclude any references to model years since all vehicles are now included in the regulation. |
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I am a fleet and I only fuel internal vehicles. Do I still need a label? |
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Yes. EPA requires all dispensers fueling on-road vehicles to be labeled appropriately. |
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My diesel pumps fuel only off-road vehicles. Do I need this label? |
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No, you would need the off-road ULSD label. However, this label has not changed. It is still current under the EPA regulations. Click here if you need this label. |
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| Q: |
Do marketers and distributors in California need to label their dispensers? |
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No. California has a federal EPA exemption from diesel labeling. |
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Are utility companies (such as gas and electric companies) that have pump dispensers on company property and are used solely for company vehicles required to have labels? |
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Yes. The labeling requirements do apply to utility companies even if an entity never drives the vehicles off the premises (e.g., at a mining operation). |
Additional decals available include:
• Low-sulfur highway diesel (500 ppm)
• Non-highway (off-road) diesel (may exceed 500 ppm)
• Clear, taxed kerosene(ultra-low-sulfur kerosene 15 ppm)
• Clear, untaxed kerosene at blocked pumps (ultra-low-sulfur kerosene 15 ppm)
• Clear, taxed kerosene (low-sulfur kerosene 500 ppm)
• Clear, untaxed kerosene at blocked pumps (low-sulfur kerosene 500 ppm)
• Non-highway kerosene (may exceed 500 ppm sulfur)
• Heating oil (may exceed 500 ppm sulfur)
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