Gravity Fuel System
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Why Gravity Outperforms Conventional AFS Options
Gravity uses a patented gravity-fed delivery system that reduces dependence on pump-driven fuel movement. That single design difference creates advantages across cost, reliability, safety, and operating simplicity.
Conventional AFS systems often rely on pumps, motors, higher mechanical complexity, and more service dependency. Gravity simplifies the fueling system so operators can keep frac equipment fueled with fewer moving parts, fewer service interruptions, and lower operating cost.
Reliable Fuel Delivery With Less To Fail
In demanding frac operations, a fuel system failure can create downtime, service disruption, and unnecessary field complexity. In remote environments, the impact can be even greater because mechanical failure is harder to resolve quickly.
Gravity reduces mechanical complexity by eliminating pumps and motors from fuel delivery. Fewer moving parts mean fewer failure points, lower maintenance exposure, and less dependence on emergency technical intervention.
Reduce Fuel System Costs Without Compromising Operations
Gravity’s SOLO model helps remove one of the largest recurring costs in conventional AFS operations: the dedicated on-site technician. With a lower day rate and a simpler system architecture, Gravity helps operators reduce monthly fueling costs while maintaining consistent delivery across active frac operations.
For U.S. operators focused on pad economics, Gravity can help reduce AFS cost, simplify field support, and improve margin across single-well pads, multi-well operations, and Simulfrac programs.
One Gravity Unit Can Do The Work Of Two Competitor Units
Simulfrac operations are growing across major U.S. plays and other high-demand frac environments. Many AFS systems require two units to support the job. Gravity is built to support high-demand Simulfrac and Dual Frac fueling with a single unit, helping operators reduce equipment count, lower cost, simplify location layout, and improve pad economics.
Built Around Physics, Not Pumps
Gravity uses a patented delivery valve that responds to tank pressure and helps maintain fuel levels automatically. The system supports automatic fuel delivery without relying on pumps, motors, or complex electronics for fuel movement.
For cost-focused operators, that means less field support burden. For remote operators, that means fewer mechanical components that can fail. For every market, it means a simpler automatic fuel system built for consistent frac equipment fueling.
Continuous Fueling Without Interrupting Operations
Gravity supports continuous hot-fueling of frac pumps and associated equipment while operations are running. The system is designed to help maintain fuel supply during active pumping operations without forcing unnecessary interruptions for refueling.
That helps operators keep equipment running, reduce refueling-related downtime, and support continuous frac activity across demanding field conditions.
Low-Pressure Fuel Delivery Built For Safer Field Operation
Gravity delivers fuel at approximately 7 PSI, which is well below the pressure levels that can create hose spray and turbocharger fire risk in conventional systems. The double-wall flame shield tank and integrated spill containment reinforce a safety-first system architecture.
Gravity is not a pump-based AFS with safety features added later. It is a different fueling system built around low-pressure, gravity-fed delivery.
Support Your Fuel System Evaluation
Gravity can provide the technical and financial documentation needed to support procurement, engineering, and operations review. Use Gravity’s cost analysis and technical documentation to compare system architecture, day-rate exposure, technician requirements, Simulfrac equipment requirements, safety features, and projected monthly savings against conventional AFS options.