Written on: August 14, 2026 by ICM
As the heating industry continues its transition toward higher biofuel and renewable fuel blends, Beckett has introduced Tigerloop Black, the next generation of oil deaerators and flexible fuel hoses engineered for long‑term performance with B100/R100 fuels.
Tigerloop Black deaerators are UL Listed to UL 331B, representing the highest UL certification available for oil deaerators. This certification confirms that Tigerloop Black has been purpose‑built, tested, and approved for sustained exposure to high‑blend biofuels and renewable fuels—providing documented compliance and peace of mind for installers, distributors and system designers.
According to Beckett, Tigerloop Black is currently the only oil deaerator with UL Listing to UL 331B, reinforcing the company’s dedication to renewable‑ready heating system components and its commitment to protecting contractors from future compliance and liability risks.
Tigerloop Black products incorporate upgraded materials specifically engineered for renewable and biofuel chemistry, while maintaining installation simplicity. Key benefits include:
Existing Tigerloop products remain fully supported. Tigerloop Black adds the highest level of formal certification and future‑ready compliance for customers who want maximum assurance.
Tigerloop flexible oil lines with stainless steel braided covering for use as oil burner pump suction and return lines (not nozzle line). Available in 24″ and 36″ lengths, UL 180 LISTED** for B100/R100, and engineered for long-term reliability. Tigerloop flexible oil lines for use on Riello burners as oil burner pump suction and return lines (not nozzle line). Supplied with BSPP European pump adaptor thread. Available in 24″ and 36″ lengths, UL 180 LISTED** for B100/R100, and engineered for long-term reliability.
** ANSI/CAN/UL/ULC 180
This product launch supports Beckett’s Tank‑to‑Flame commitment—helping ensure every component in the fuel system is engineered, tested and certified for the future of renewable liquid heating fuels.