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Walker Engineered ProductsNew Lisbon, WI 800-356-5734 Walker Engineered Products, founded in 1943, has 60 years of experience in the manufacturing of quality stainless steel water tanks and uses leading edge materials and state of the art fabrication to deliver on our customers' expectations across a broad range of products for storage units holding up to 70,000 gallons. Call Walker today and find out what real quality service feels like.
Pope Scientific, Inc.Saukville, WI 262-268-9300 Pope is a one-stop-shop for technology, equipment and services and has the capability to work with a wide variety of applications, with stock or customized products and custom equipment. Pope provides a full range of processing equipment and services utilizing evaporation, molecular distillation and fractionation, to name a few. Pope's stainless steel water tanks are always of the highest quality.
G & F Manufacturing Company, Inc.Oak Lawn, IL 800-282-1574 The 15,000 Sq Ft manufacturing facility of G & F Co. is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and their capable engineering team and expert management support have the latest skill sets to provide you with the best of manufacturing solutions suitable to your requirement and at the most economical price. Choose G & F for your next stainless steel water tank purchase.
Buckeye Fabricating CompanySpringboro, OH 800-688-9821 Buckeye Fabricating Company is committed to customer service. We don`t have a product line per se. We have a service line. We build what you want and work with you on the details. Whether it's producing an ASME pressure vessel, custom stainless steel water tanks, or any of our other exceptional products, you'll always be satisfied with the end result.
Preferred Tank & TowerEvansville, IN 270-826-7950 Trained in all facets of tower work, Preferred Tank & Tower operates more than 30 crews throughout the continental United States and abroad. Our experienced crews, with an average of 15 years each, are instrumental in performing the unique tasks that are encountered daily. Simply call or email us to request a quote for one of our high quality stainless steel water tanks.
Badger Fabrication, Inc.Sauk City, WI 608-643-8229 Badger Fabrication is a family owned, custom stainless steel and waterjet cutting fabricator. We serve the food, diary and construction industry. Our state-of-the-art capabilities and craftsmanship will provide the quality, design and performance your application requires. We can provide finished products such as single shell tanks, mixers, enclosures, sanitary fittings, conduit hangers and more.
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Stainless steel is an ideal material choice for tank construction for a number of reasons. It is a relatively low cost and durable material, and so is used to manufacture large SS tanks which are able to withstand the pressure of high volumes of water. The corrosion resistance of stainless steel is an essential feature of water tanks considering the potential for contamination of drinking water or food preparation water. Water tanks can also be attached to vehicles to provide transportation of water to areas which may not have a suitable water source. These trucks and trailers use horizontal cylindrical stainless tanks, relying on the low profile nature of the cylinder to provide a steady equilibrium for moving large volumes of water.
These stainless water tanks can be found above ground or underground, and while are typically found outdoors, can also be installed in an indoor location. Basic design and material choice are important elements of manufacturing. Further specifications of stainless steel storage tank design to consider include size, use of the water to be stored, the required temperature for storage, especially in outdoor applications with harsher climates, desired pressure for water removal from tank and how it is to be removed. Water tanks are connected to pumps and plumbing systems that are responsible for bringing the water in and taking it out. To maintain appropriate tank pressure, inlet and outlet valves should be used to prevent backflow and possible contamination of the existing water supply. Other factors to consider include the potability of the water itself and whether it needs chemical processing prior to or after storage. Extra steps can be taken to provide this if necessary. Either way, the tanks must be inspected and the water tested regularly to ensure that the water being supplied from the tanks is suitable for its application in terms of cleanliness and neutrality. Water is susceptible to bacteria, viruses, algae and mineral accumulation and therefore needs to be carefully observed, especially for drinking water or food processing and chemical processing uses.
