Top 5 Considerations When Choosing Industrial Tanks for Your ...

Choosing the right industrial storage tank for your business requires thinking about several key factors. It’s worth taking the time to review these factors, as choosing the wrong tank could result in costly repairs, replacements and business disruption.

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To help you make the right decision for your business needs, this blog will discuss the top 5 factors to take into account when choosing an industrial tank.

Capacity

Knowing what tank capacity, you require is essential for choosing one that will meet your business needs. Tanks come in a huge variety of sizes, from a few hundred litres to several thousand litres.

To help you choose the right size of tank:

• Think about current and future business needs.
• Think about where the tank will be installed and ensure there is enough room for installation and ongoing maintenance.

Compliance

Compliance with health and safety standards is essential, particularly if you are looking for industrial water tanks.

Different industries have different guidelines for storing liquid and chemicals. For storing potable or drinking water, for example, materials must be tested to BS standards and approved under the UK Water Regulations Advisory Scheme. The tanks must also be sterilised with chlorine, in line with BS standards.

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Whatever you are storing in the tank, you must adhere to the relevant safety standards to prevent contamination risks and possible legal penalties and to protect the safety of your employees.

Maintenance

When choosing an industrial tank for your business, maintenance is another thing to think about. Some materials require less maintenance but have a bigger upfront cost (like steel), whilst other materials are cheaper at the offset, but need more inspections for wear and tear (like GRP/FRP/plastic).

Whichever material you go for, try to choose a tank that is easy to inspect and maintain as this can reduce downtime and save money.

Customisation

Every business has different operational needs, so finding a tank that offers customisation options can help. Options like inlet/outlet sizes, internal linings, protective coatings and insulation can give you additional ways to ensure the tank suits your needs. Add-on accessories like ladders, vents and level indicators can also improve the usability of the tank.

Need Help Choosing Your Tank?

If you want professional advice on which industrial tank to choose, get in touch with Franklin Hodge. We can help you make the right choice, avoiding operational nightmares and hidden costs in the long run.

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