Specification :

Over the years, a variety of materials has been used to construct storage tanks for water, chemicals and wastewater storage. These systems – most commonly constructed of non-reinforced concrete, but also of polyethylene and steel – do not provide the many benefits of a fiberglass tank, a tank which is structurally strong, corrosion-resistant, watertight, lightweight and easily installed.

Whether Aeron’ s FRP aboveground or underground storage tanks are used for storing potable water, Acids, Caustics, Alcohol, Petroleum, fire-protection water, septic, water and wastewater, and other applications, designers, owners and installers are finding that fiberglass tanks have major advantages, and they are gaining increasing attention.

Advantages of FRP Tanks
• Corrosion Resistant
• Maintenance Free
• Long Service Life of over 50 years without replacement or maintenance
• Safe for Environment
• Light Weight – Easier Handling
• Smooth Inner Surface – Lower Sludge Formation, Lower Cleaning costs
• Leak Proof – Saves Material Loss
• Flexible design option
• Easy Installation

All nozzles for our FRP Tanks and FRP Flanges, integrally molded with the FRP Tank body.

Applications
• Potable Water Storage Tanks
• Underground Petroleum Storage Tanks
• Chemical Storage Tanks
• Water and waste Treatment Tanks
• Mobile Tanks mounted on Trailers
• High Pressure Light Weight Cylinders
• And many more.
Standard as well as customized size available.

FRP Aboveground tanks are ideal for:
Acids, Caustics, Solvents and non-flammable corrosive fluids in petroleum production, chemical, pulp and paper, and other industrial applications

FRP Underground Tanks are ideal for:
Gasoline, Jet Fuel, AV-Gas, Motor Oil, Kerosene, Diesel Fuel, Alcohol-Gasoline Blend Motor Fuels, Ethanol-Blend Motor Fuels, Methanol Blends, Oxygenated Motor Fuels, Water & Septic, Any Gasoline/ Ethanol Blend, including 100% Ethanol, Methanol or M85