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AQUA SS tank are made with Bright Annealed (BA) surface finished ASTM A240 Gr. 304/316 Stainless Steel coil mainly from JINDAL STAINLESS LIMITED (JSL) the BA surface finish reflect part of temperature and keep storage water not be over heated, In fact, it is one of the best stainless steel water tanks that is made up of premium grade stainless Steel.

The question would be bothering a large number of households harsh in summer season in the months of April to June. In these months, the temperature crosses 40°C and people don’t get any respite from the heat even after bathing because the water that comes in their bathrooms is equally hot. Plastic or PVC water tanks on their rooftops even concrete tanks do not stop or save the water from Sun’s heat in the summer season.

No, as per “The Atlanta Journal: The presence of metal makes absolutely no difference where lightning strikes. Height, pointy shape and isolation are the dominant factors controlling where a lightning bolt strikes.

In AQUA SS tank last four years history no single  customer reported about lightning, but we always recommend Safety Fist, If your building is located on topmost highest elevation please do proper separate grounding for tank .

AQUA SS tank are lightweight since it’s already very high in material strength, the thickness of the coil sheet ranges from 0.5 mm to 1.2 mm depending upon the height of the tank.

Common Domestic Sizes: 500Ltrs, 1000Ltrs, 1500Ltrs, 2000Ltrs

Thickness of Tank Shell, Top and Bottom Dish ends: 0.6/ 0.6mm,0.6/0.8, 0.8/0.8mm Thickness

Main reason behind AQUA SS tank manufacturing team are well expert in this field

Our Managing Director/Team leader is a Certified in

• Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 1992-95
• CSWIP Senior Welding Inspector 3.2.2 from TWI (UK)
• British Gas (BGAS) Painting Inspector Grade. 2 from TWI (UK)
• ASNT Level II: RT, MT, UT and PT
• Completed ISO 9001:2008 Internal Auditor Course from GPS.
• Certified Welding Inspector from AIWT
• European Welding Inspection Practitioner.

Our Managing Director have  24 Years working  experience in Oil and Gas construction field in KAS (Saudi Aramco) QATAR (QP, Q-Chem, Chevron Philips) UAE (ADNOC), OMAN (PDO, British Petroleum – BP) it involved  manufacturing of Pressure vessel, Heat exchanges, Gas Plant, Petrochemical Plant, High pressure piping, cross country Gas and oil pipe lines.

Working knowledge of Codes/ Standards (i.e. ASME I, II, V, VIII, IX, B31.1, B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, AWS D1.1, API ,BP, and many more).

Also extensive experience with the following materials; LTCS, Duplex, Super-duplex, CRA-625, CRA 825, cladding and Stainless Steel materials (i.e.304, 316L and Cu Ni), and Non-metallic material.

AQUA SS tank is developing innovative Water Tanks by using our engineering expertise and delivering fit for purpose high quality tanks to customers

A stainless steel water tank from Select Water Tanks has Generally a minimum life of 30 years, its depends what quality of water you store, pH value, Water Hardness (ppm), TDS (ppm) AQUA SS tank recommend always choose correct thickness tanks based on your water quality, minimum 0.6mm thickness for open well and 0.8mm thickness for bore well water storage for 1000L tank, the corrosion-resistance properties of Stainless Steel mean your tank will not only last for a long time, but it will always look brand new.

Stainless steel is an excellent material for a water tank.

If it’s relatively pure water, Grade 304 stainless, which contains (in wt.% of alloying element): 18 – 20 Cr, 8 – 10.5 Ni, ≤ 0.08 C, ≤ 2.0 Mn, ≤ 0.75 Si

However, having said that, if the water contains an appreciable amount of chlorides, then I would suggest use a Grade 316L stainless, which is resistant to attack by chlorides. Grade 316L has the following composition (in wt% of alloying element):

16 – 18 Cr, 2 – 3 Mo, 10 – 14 Ni, ≤ 0.03 C, ≤ 2.0 Mn,  ≤ 0.75 Si

Grade 316L is excellent in a range of atmospheric environments and many corrosive media – generally more resistant than 304.

Before comparing important differences between PE, HDPE, LLDP and stainless steel water tanks, it is important to understand that there are different grades of stainless steel. Grades are often represented by different numbers.
Chromium is a base element found in stainless steel that prevents corrosion. To resist the corrosive effects of salty sea water, harsh acids and the like, the chemical element molybdenum needs to also be added. Molybdenum is found in the 316 Stainless Steel and is used in surgical instruments and stainless steel implants.

While plastic and concrete tanks are a breeding ground for bacteria and mould, stainless-steel tanks are resistant to both. In addition, stainless steel is a non-porous material that will not allow outside elements to enter and contaminate the water supply.
Stainless steel is not only a top-quality and durable metal, it is also the safest option for use in your home. Stainless steel emits no toxins and does not react with ingredients.

Higher pH reduces the stability of the oxide films and accelerates the dissolution process of the oxides. With increasing pH, the corrosion rate decreases, being highest at pH 4 and lowest at pH 9.

Stainless steel water tanks offer greater resistance to crevice corrosion, cavitation, and wear and tear in pure and contaminated waters. This material is also heat resistant and doesn’t get affected when exposed to harmful radiations. Moreover, stainless steel tanks are less likely to crack, rust or freeze.

The term “stainless steel” (sometimes known as “inox steel”) comes from the word “inoxydable.” Unlike other steels, it will not corrode, rust, or discolour when exposed to moisture.

Stainless steel water tanks guarantee safe and clean storage of water as their interior does not breed algae. Compared to their plastic variant, stainless steel tanks possess a longer service life. They are impact, fire, and corrosion resistant.

Common causes of stainless steel corrosion include chlorides, hydrochloric acids, sulphuric acids, iron or carbon steel contact, and high temperatures. There are over 150 grades of stainless steel, and some are more prone to corrosion than others.

Because of their durability and longevity, stainless steels are typically in use for many years before they become available for recycling. The average lifespan is estimated to be around 30 years, but there are examples of stainless steels in use for a century and beyond.

One of the best ways to clean stainless steel is to use a cloth rinsed with warm water and dishwashing liquid. Follow this up with a rinse down with plain warm water, wipe it off with an absorbent cloth

Water is often stored in large tanks for use in emergencies, drinking, and manufacturing. In the past, plastic tanks were often the standard for water storage. Stainless steel tanks are now widely known as the best option for storing water

Choose correct thickness based on which quality water you are going to store, Hardness, pH and TDS

If you don’t buy from a reputable supplier, there is a risk that they could corrode over time.

Initial cost will be high.