Composite filter tanks

$1.00

Material of construction: Polyethylene

Color: Natural

Maximum operating pressure: 150 psi

Maximum temperature: 65.55 °C (150 °F)

Warranty: 5 years

NSF and ASME certified
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Description

Filter tanks Commercial and industrial composite

Code
Description
P_046084
Tank 18″ x 65″ Composite 4″ T
P_046085
Tank 21″ x 62″ Composite 4″ T
P_046086
Tank 24″ x 65″ Composite 4″ T
P_046087
Tank 24″ x 72″ Composite 4″ T
P_046088
Tank 24″ x 72″ Composite TF 6″, BF, Tripod Base
P_046089
24″ x 72″ Composite TB 4″ Tank
P_046090
30″ x 72″ Composite TB 4″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046091
Tank 30″ x 72″ Composite 4″ T
P_046092
30″ x 72″ Composite TF 6″ Tank
P_046093
30″ x 72″ Composite TB 6″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046094
36″ x 72″ Composite TB 4″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046095
Tank 36″ x 72″ Composite 4″ T
P_046096
36″ x 72″ Composite TF 6″ Tank
P_046097
36″ x 72″ Composite TB 6″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046098
42″ x 72″ Composite TB 6″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046099
48″ x 72″ Composite TB 6″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046100
63″ x 67″ Composite TB 6″ Tank, Tripod Base
P_046101
63″ x 86″ Composite TB 6″ Tank, Tripod Base

Composite pressure vessels are used for large commercial and industrial applications.

Applications of Pentair Composite tanks:

  • Water softeners
  • Deep bed sediment filters (dual and multimedia)
  • Demineralizers
  • Industrial water filtration
  • Water treatment plants
  • Storage

Pressure vessels Pentair Water has been the industry benchmark for quality and performance for over 30 years.

Poly-crystal tanks are manufactured in one-piece, high-density polyethylene lining, highly resistant and leak-free, due to the engineering of the encapsulated polymer.

Composite pressure vessels feature a reinforced fiberglass construction offering excellent performance and durability.

Available in capacities up to 1600 gallons with a variety of different configurations. Pentair Water pressure filter tanks are designed to give you years of worry-free performance.

BENEFITS of Composite vs. Carbon Steel tanks

Steel tanks:

  • Very heavy and unwieldy and therefore involves a higher installation cost.
  • They corrode and rust over a short period of time.
  • The interior has to be treated periodically.
  • Paint and siding need to be renewed on a regular basis.

Composite structural tanks

  • 60% lighter than steel and easier to handle, therefore, installation costs are lower.
  • Corrosion resistant, both inside and outside.
  • Low maintenance.
  • Natural fiberglass exterior never fades or changes color; plus it has UV protection.

Design parameters – NSF

Safety factor: 4: 1 (minimum burst at 600 psi)

Cycle test: 100,000 cycles without leakage

Design parameters – ASME

Safety factor: Upper / lower flange 5: 1 (Minimum explosion at 750 psi)

Lateral flange 6: 1 (minimum explosion at 900 psi)

More information on the difference between Steel VS Pentair Composite tanks: https://www.carbotecnia.info/PDF/tanques/T.P.%20Composite%20vs%20Steel.pdf

Cycle test:

33,000 cycles without leakage (upper / lower flange)

100,000 cycles without leakage (side flange)