The core equipment at a gas station primarily consists of fuel tanks, pipelines, and dispensers, responsible for storing and transporting fuel, as well as refueling vehicles. In recent years, submersible pumps have been used to optimize fueling methods, with positive pressure fueling methods offering greater performance.

Recycling Systems and Level Gauges
In recent years, recycling systems at gas stations have become increasingly common, ensuring safety and environmental protection by reducing oil and gas emissions and improving safety levels. Many gas stations are also equipped with tank level gauges, which connect to computers and enable real-time monitoring and safety management of fuel levels through back-end management software. These gauges also support remote data transmission, facilitating unified management by parent companies.