Fuel taps are devices used to regulate and control the flow of fuel in a system, such as in engines, tanks, or vehicles. These taps are particularly important for:

• Flow Control : Taps allow you to open or close the flow of fuel to manage delivery safely and efficiently.
• Safety : In case of emergency, you can quickly shut off the fuel flow to prevent leaks or fires.
• Maintenance : They allow you to isolate the fuel tank to facilitate maintenance operations without compromising the entire system.

They are often made of corrosion- and high-temperature-resistant materials, such as stainless steel or composite materials, to ensure durability and safety.

Bulkheads, on the other hand, are devices used on ships and other vehicles or structures that require the separation of spaces or compartments. They are designed to allow cables, pipes, or ducts to pass through walls or partitions without compromising the integrity of the structure itself.

• Main function : They allow the safe passage of technological systems (such as water pipes, fuel pipes, electrical cables, etc.) through the bulkheads (partition walls) of a vessel or vehicle.
• Prevent leaks : They have the function of preventing liquids or gases from escaping through the passage point, maintaining the separation of compartments (for example, to prevent water or fuel from contaminating other spaces).
• Resistance and sealing : The bulkheads are made of resistant materials and equipped with gaskets, capable of guaranteeing a perfect seal against internal pressures and to resist external agents such as humidity or vibrations.

They can be used in marine, industrial or other contexts where safety and structural integrity are crucial.