Bolted fusion-bonded epoxy and stainless steel tanks for water, wastewater, and industrial service. Configure capacity, coating, foundation, and accessories — and get an instant budget number refined by our team within 24 hours.

Fusion-bonded epoxy for water and process service. Stainless steel for chloride-bearing or food-grade chemistry. Pick the offering that matches your service, then build the quote.
Shop-applied epoxy powder fused to carbon steel panels at 425°F — a reliable barrier at moderate cost. NSF 61 certified variants for potable water. The workhorse for water, raw water, and process duty.
304 for food-grade and general chemical service; 316 for chloride-bearing, brine, or biopharma duty. No coating — the passive layer is the protection. Premium first cost, lowest lifecycle cost.
Material selection drives service life more than any other decision. Specified wrong, you are refurbishing in five years. Specified right, the tank outlives the facility — which is exactly where our technical background earns its keep.

Our factory-coated epoxy, stainless and galvanized shells answer different chemistries, and the boundary between them is the water analysis rather than the budget. Each tag links to the service condition it came from.
Thermoset epoxy powder, fused to both faces of every panel in a factory oven and holiday-tested before it ships. Inert from roughly pH 4 to 12, rated for chlorine and chloramine contact, and — the part that decides the lifecycle — renewable: when the film is spent the shell is blasted and re-lined in place. Above about 150 °F wet, or outside that pH window, the resin is the thing being attacked and the specification moves to a novolac or to stainless.
The pattern in the right-hand column is one number: chloride. Above roughly 1,000 mg/L, 316L pits regardless of pH — 304 is limited to about 200 — and the answer moves to a coated shell, an FRP or vinyl ester system, or a duplex alloy.
Zinc is an exterior and short-service material in this matrix. In potable immersion it is a zinc-leaching question, and in anything soft, sour or sulfide-bearing it is consumed.
The same six groups and fifty-two conditions behind every material recommendation we make: open the lining selection matrix →
Recent bolted steel tank projects — from jacked shell erection and roof-rafter assembly to fusion-bonded epoxy and finished multi-tank batteries in service.


































Tanks, covers, coatings, accessories, and technical review combine in a single configured quote. Give us 24 hours and a project address.