Fiberglass energy storage tank

Why should I use a fiberglass underground tank?

Using our fiberglass underground tank avoids the need for protective coatings or linings to protect the integrity of the product. Underground storage of DEF has clear advantages over aboveground storage, in part because of the product’s specific temperature requirements.

What is a fiberglass tank?

Fiberglass tanks are built with thermostat resins that can be specifically formulated to offset these unique corrosive conditions. These tank properties allow for a tank installation that will far exceed the life span of other steel or concrete products. Fiberglass tanks are stronger than steel or concrete for underground applications.

Who uses fiberglass fuel tanks?

Today, a large majority of North American fuel marketers choose fiberglass, and the preference for fiberglass reaches all segments of the market, including industrial, commercial and government accounts who specify, install and own underground storage tanks.

Why are fiberglass tanks so popular?

Fiberglass tanks have rapidly grown in popularity since they were first introduced more than 50 years ago as the corrosion-resistant alternative to underground steel tanks that were rusting, leaking and creating serious environmental damage.

What is fiberglass tank solutions?

Fiberglass Tank Solutions also provides an engineered Fiberglass Deadman System (FDS) that is lightweight, easier to handle and ship than concrete, and can usually ride on the same truck, saving freight dollars.

Are fiberglass underground storage tanks stronger than steel or concrete?

Fiberglass tanks are stronger than steel or concrete for underground applications. Fiberglass Underground Storage Tanks are built to withstand upthrust from ground water, offset sidewall buckling from soil loads, and can withstand H-20 traffic loads.