Polyethylene Pump Tank Stations

Corrosion-Resistant Tank Construction

An Advantage poly tank and pump package for fluids or environments where steel would corrode.

Overview

Advantage polyethylene pump tank stations pair a poly reservoir, up to 3,000 gallons, with a pump sized to the required flow, up to 2,700 GPM across the range. Poly construction is corrosion-resistant and lighter than an equivalent steel tank, which matters both for the fluid chemistry it can tolerate and for installation where floor loading or handling weight is a consideration.

These are the default choice whenever the circulating fluid, additives, or ambient environment would attack a steel tank over time - certain glycol chemistries, water treatment additives, or corrosive plant atmospheres are common reasons to specify poly over steel.

Tell us the reservoir volume and flow rate your loop requires and we'll match a station; if you're unsure whether poly or steel is the right call for your fluid chemistry, send us the fluid and additive details and we'll advise.

  • Up to 3,000 gallons reservoir volume
  • Up to 2,700 GPM flow, model dependent
  • Corrosion-resistant, lighter weight than mild steel

Confirming Poly Is The Right Fit

Polyethylene is the default for an Advantage station whenever fluid chemistry or ambient atmosphere would attack steel over time - certain glycol formulations, water treatment additives, and corrosive plant environments all favor poly. It's also the lighter option, which can matter for floor loading on an elevated mount or for handling during installation.

Poly does have a lower practical temperature ceiling than steel and isn't the right choice where a code or structural spec calls for a steel vessel - tell us the operating temperature and any code requirement along with your volume and flow so we can confirm poly is still the right material before quoting.

Send Us

  • Required reservoir volume (gallons)
  • Required flow rate (GPM)
  • Fluid type, additives and expected operating temperature
  • Whether floor loading or handling weight is a factor at install

Where Polyethylene Stations Serve

Glycol Process Loops
Glycol Process Loops
Metal Finishing
Metal Finishing
Chemical Processing
Chemical Processing
Brewery Fermentation
Brewery Fermentation

POLYETHYLENE VS. MILD STEEL

Factor Polyethylene Mild Steel
Corrosion resistance High - inert to most glycol/water chemistries Lower - coating typically needed for aggressive fluids
Weight Lighter Heavier
Temperature tolerance Lower practical ceiling Higher
Structural rating Standard Higher - meets stricter structural or code requirements
Reservoir volume / flow range Up to 3,000 gal / 2,700 GPM Up to 3,000 gal / 2,700 GPM

Both tank materials share the same sizing range - the decision is chemistry, temperature and structure, not capacity. Call and talk it through with an engineer: 1-805-484-2992.

Polyethylene Pump Tank Stations - Frequently Asked Questions

It's lower than mild steel's, and the exact figure depends on the specific poly resin and wall thickness on your model. Tell us your expected operating temperature and we'll confirm poly is rated for it, or point you to Mild Steel Stations if it isn't.

No - poly's corrosion resistance is inherent to the material, not a coating that can wear through. That's the main reason it's specified over steel for aggressive fluid chemistries in the first place.

Yes, for most sites - tell us your ambient temperature range and any UV exposure concerns and we'll confirm the specific Advantage model and any enclosure recommendation for an outdoor pad-mounted installation.

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