Company
Gasboy is a leading manufacturer and marketer of commercial electronic and mechanical petroleum dispensing
systems, fleet management systems, and transfer pumps, primarily for
non-retail petroleum applications. Offerings include a
complementary line of automated fueling systems that provide 24-hour
unattended fueling capabilities to fleets and retail marketers.
Gasboy provides innovative, efficient, cost-effective solutions to
meet customer needs for dispensing, controlling, and managing fuel
and related products.
Gasboy offers a wide variety of fuel dispensing equipment from
hand-operated pumps, to compact electric transfer pumps, to high volume
50 GPM super fuelers. A complementary line of automated fueling systems
provide 24-hour unattended fueling capabilities to fleets and retail
marketers.
Gilbarco, Veeder-Root and Gasboy are wholly owned by the Danaher
Corporation (NYSE: DHR),
headquartered in Washington D.C., a leading
manufacturer of process and environmental controls and tools and
components. Gasboy is headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina.
History

Started by a previously indentured servant, James Wilson, way back in 1819, a
trained painter and glazier, founded William M. Wilson's Sons on old
Philadelphia's "Merchant's Row." For a century, this small company,
named in honor of the founder's father, specialized in painting,
glazing, and wholesale distributing.
In the early 1900s, Wilson's Sons became a steel drum
distributor, and added petroleum dispensing equipment in the early
1920s. In 1928, they manufactured their first pump, adopting the Gasboy
brand name. Their development of the first combination pump and tank
package for farms in the 1930s, was the beginning of a company history
of innovative solutions designed to meet the unique needs of their
customers.
During the 40's, 50's and 60's,
Wilson's Sons has continued to be the industry leader in the
development and advancement of petroleum dispensing products. The first
continuous flow hand pump, the first compact electric pump designed for
consumers, the first direct drive transfer pump, the first automatic
fuel management system, and the first integrated POS system are just a
few of the many innovative products designed to meet the changing needs
of the market.
From the first direct-drive small transfer pump in the 1950s, to the
first microprocessor-based card-activated fuel management system in the
1970s, to the first electronic registration fleet dispenser in the
1990s, Gasboy provided groundbreaking products to
enhance customer business and profitability.
In 1986, due to the world-wide recognition of its Gasboy
brand name and an international focus, Wilson's Sons officially changed
its name to Gasboy International.
In 2002, Gasboy International was purchased from
Tokheim Inc. by Danaher Corporation and became part of the Gilbarco
family of companies.
Now as it nears its third century, Gasboy continues to push the boundaries of innovation as a leading supplier of fuel management systems and fleet dispensers.