Types of galvanized tanks and their features

If you are looking for a type of galvanized tank that you can use to store drinking water, we recommend that you definitely consider cube-shaped tanks. The cubic structure of these tanks leads to a larger volume of drinking water being placed in them, and this is a unique advantage for this series of tanks made of galvanized sheet.

Of course, this does not mean that which is the only use of these water storage tanks. In fact, you can use cube-shaped tanks to store any other type of fluid, and there is no specific limitation in this field. Remember that the type of fluid in the tank should not be "corrosive". In this case, there is a possibility of damage and severe damage.

It is not possible to talk about the types of galvanized tanks, but not to mention horizontal galvanized tanks. Horizontal tanks are among the first galvanized tanks in the world, which have always occupied a very good position in the market of these products since the beginning of production. The type of naming of these tanks is also due to their installation or placement model. Horizontal tanks, like cube-shaped tanks, are usually produced using welding or screws.

Horizontal galvanized tanks are also suitable for our intended applications in residential environments and can be easily installed in areas such as the roof of houses. Among the types of galvanized tanks, horizontal tanks have the easiest installation method due to their special shape. In the lower part of these tanks, there are two separate bases that are responsible for bearing the weight of the entire tank. These tanks do not need infrastructure and can be placed on any type of environment. Of course, you should pay attention that the location of the horizontal tank must be able to bear the weight of the tank after it is filled with the desired fluid.

Vertical tanks, which in some cases are known as horizontal tanks, are another type of galvanized tanks. These tanks are structurally opposed to horizontal tanks, but really, in terms of application, no particular distinction can be made between these two wonderful products. Vertical tanks are placed in a standing position and their inlet part (the part through which fluid enters the tank) is on top of the product. You can use vertical galvanized tanks in environments where it is possible to install a horizontal tank. Does not exist, apply. In fact, if horizontal tanks cannot be used for various reasons such as lack of space, you should consider using vertical galvanized tanks. Vertical tanks can be placed next to each other in a completely neat and orderly manner, of course, the space between these tanks must be properly determined.

Among the types of galvanized tanks, there are certain models that we can use to store liquids and special gases. These tanks are made in such a way that they can show more resistance than normal galvanized sources. It is interesting to know that these tanks are directly used in some cases in the process of using industrial machinery.

Galvanized pressure tanks have the smallest dimensions among the types of these products, although these small dimensions are due to Their special use is not considered a weakness. Note that although these tanks have the title "under pressure", they generally follow a standard limit and you should not expect to be able to use them at any pressure.

Along with other galvanized tanks, we see special tanks that can be moved from one place to another in a short period of time. This work is done using a system including several different wheels, and for this reason, these tanks are called wheeled galvanized tanks. Galvanized wheeled tanks can be attached to various vehicles and then transported to the expected location. These tanks have a good capacity and galvanized sheets are used for their production, which are thicker than normal sheets. Their main use is to transfer water.