Oil Tank

We offers the following product specifications：

Steel – Steel tanks are inexpensive and widely used in factories across the United States. They can be used for both underground and above-ground storage. However, these tanks must conform to strict manufacturing and construction standards.

Fiberglass – Fiberglass tanks are sturdy and durable. Best of all, these are resistant to rust, leakage, and sediment. Similar to steel, these tanks can also be used for underground and above-ground storage.

Combination – Combination storage tanks use a double-walled and are the most sturdy and reliable storage option. The inner tank is made up of thick polyethene composite, while the outer tank is made up of galvanized steel. Both comply with pressure tests and construction standards laid down by the Federal Government.

We also provide an extensive range of reinforcement options, such as externally and internally braced tanks, baffle walls, and partition walls. Our insulation options (non-insulated, 1" insulation, 2" insulation) and steel footing choices (pedestal, single beams, skid, flat on slab) cater to diverse needs.

We offer tailored solutions for specific requirements. These include, but are not limited to:

Custom Internal Piping: Tailored internal piping systems to meet the specific plumbing needs of the tank.

Handrails: Safety handrails to ensure safe access and maintenance of the tanks.

Ladder Safety Cages: Protective cages around ladders to prevent falls and enhance safety.

Roof Chambers: Enclosed spaces on the tank roof for various purposes, such as housing equipment.

Side Manways: Side entry points for easy access to the tank interior for inspection and maintenance.

External and Internal Bracing: Additional support structures to enhance the tank’s stability and integrity.

Various Insulation Levels: Insulation options to maintain water temperature and prevent freezing or overheating.

Different Types of Steel Footings: Customized footings to provide a stable and secure foundation for the tanks.

Inspection Hatches: Access points for regular inspection and maintenance without needing to empty the tank.

Ventilation Systems: Systems to ensure proper air circulation and prevent condensation inside the tanks.

Overflow Systems: Mechanisms to handle excess water and prevent spillage.