New Liquid Fertilizer Fiberglass Storage Tanks Introduction
New Liquid Fertilizer Fiberglass Storage TanksPrices Starting at $39,995.00
Fiberglass Tank Specs:
- Specially Design for Liquid Fertilizer Storage
- 100% Reinforced Fiberglass ISO/ORTHO Resin
- 1 Year Manufactures Warranty
- Manyway w/Cover, Gasket, Bolts
- (2) 3" Flange fitting with Elbows
- (1) 3" Bulkhead Vent, (3) Side Lifting Lugs
- Sight Glass Tube
- Paint Color: Grey With UV Protectant
- Custom Paint Options Available
- Liquid Fertilizer, Salt Water, Chemical Storage
Tank Size:
- 82 Metric Ton (16,800 USG Gallons) 12' d x 20' h
- 103 Metric Ton (21,000 USG Gallons) 12' d x 25' h
- 166 Metric Ton (33,800 USG Gallons) 15'6 d x 25' h
- 207 Metric Ton (43,300 USG Gallons) 15'6 d x 30' h
- 244 Metric Ton (50,000 USG Gallons) 15'6 d x 35' h
Contact:
Canam Surplus Inc.
Shayne: 306-580-8720
[email protected]- Fiberglass has strength-to-weight ratio that far exceeds most metals. Since it is a composite, it can be structurally engineered so that the glass fibers are oriented with the loads.
- Fiberglass is also over 70% lighter than steel. This makes it easier and cheaper to deliver and install, saving your money in the long run. Unlike steel or aluminum, fiberglass will not rust or corrode which means that it will no need to be replaced as often.
- Fiberglass is the ideal material for the construction of oil storage tanks of all varieties. The combination of light-weight, low cost, corrosion resistance, flexibility and strength make it superior to materials like aluminum or steel in many applications.
- Because of their strength and corrosion resistance, fiberglass tanks have an average life span of well over 35 years. Not having to replace a rusted or corroded tank every few years will save you lots of money!
- Due to its composite nature, fiberglass tanks can easily be repaired in the field. Additional fittings can also be installed after the tank has been manufactured, allowing you to change the configuration of your tank as needed.
- Fiberglass tanks are 60% lighter and have a higher strength-to-weight ratio than stainless steel or aluminum tanks.
- Due to increased longevity and low maintenance, fiberglass tanks are most cost effective and economical than steel tanks.
- Because of its corrosion resistance, reduced weight and ability to tolerate elevated temperatures, fiberglass is a cost-effective means for vessel fabrication. Fiberglass tanks are built to last.
Contact:
Canam Surplus Inc.
Shayne: 306-580-8720
[email protected]
