Composite Stainless Steel Water Tank

Compsite Stainless Steel Water Tank

Key Features

Product Advantages

Outstanding Corrosion Resistance
All components in contact with water are made from SUS304 sanitary-grade stainless steel, effectively preventing corrosion and ensuring safe water storage.

Ultra-Long Service Life
Unlike traditional welded tanks that may experience corrosion after around 10 years, the composite modular tank can achieve a service life of more than 70 years.

No Welding – No Corrosion Risk
The modular panels are produced through one-time pressing without welding seams, eliminating welding-related corrosion such as intergranular corrosion and stress corrosion.

High Structural Strength
The pressed convex arc panels combined with X-reinforcement ribs provide structural stiffness more than three times higher than standard arc panels.

Seismic Resistance
The tank structure has been verified through structural calculations to comply with building electromechanical seismic design standards, meeting seismic intensity requirements of 6–9 degrees.

Technical Parameters

Item	Specification
Product Type	Composite stainless steel modular water tank
Water-Contact Material	SUS304-2B stainless steel
Structural Backing Material	Hot-dip galvanized steel
Panel Forming Method	2500-ton hydraulic press, one-time mold pressing and stretching
Panel Size	1 m × 2 m / 1 m × 3 m
Panel Thickness	1.5 mm / 2.0 mm / 3.0 mm / 3.5 mm / 4.0 mm
Assembly Method	Bolted modular assembly
Reinforcement	Internal stainless steel reinforcement rods
Panel Design	Convex arc panel with X-shaped reinforcement
Applications	Potable water storage, hot and cold water storage, fire water storage, commercial and industrial water supply

Composite Water Tank vs Welded Stainless Steel Water Tank

Item	Composite Stainless Steel Water Tank	Traditional Welded Stainless Steel Tank
Assembly Method	Bolted modular assembly	On-site welding
Panel Structure	Large pressed composite panels	Welded stainless steel plates
Corrosion Risk	Lower welding-related corrosion risk	Welded areas may face intergranular or stress corrosion
Installation Efficiency	Faster modular installation	Longer welding and finishing process
Power Consumption	No on-site welding required	Requires welding equipment and electricity
Service Life	Designed for up to 70 years under proper conditions	May require repair or replacement earlier depending on welding quality and environment
Maintenance	Modular parts are easier to inspect and replace	Welded structure may be harder to modify or repair

Installation and Foundation Requirements

The foundation should be designed according to project requirements and relevant engineering standards. For stable installation, the foundation surface should be level, strong, and suitable for supporting the full operating weight of the tank.

Foundation Item	Requirement
Foundation Standard	Designed according to GB02S101 or project-specific engineering requirements
Foundation Surface Level Difference	≤ 5 mm
Distance Between Adjacent Foundation Centers	≤ 1000 mm
Concrete Foundation Width	≥ 240 mm
Base Support	Typically 10# channel steel; larger tanks may require customized base structures

Compsite Stainless Steel Water Tank FAQ

What is a composite stainless steel water tank?

A composite stainless steel water tank is a modular bolted water storage tank made from pressed composite panels. LeAqua tanks combine SUS304-2B stainless steel with hot-dip galvanized steel to provide hygienic water-contact surfaces and strong structural support.

What is the difference between SW-I and SW-II composite water tanks?

SW-I uses single-side SUS304-2B stainless steel combined with hot-dip galvanized steel. SW-II uses double-side SUS304-2B stainless steel combined with hot-dip galvanized steel for enhanced corrosion resistance and durability.

Is the composite stainless steel water tank suitable for drinking water?

Yes. The parts in contact with water are made from SUS304-2B stainless steel, which is suitable for hygienic potable water storage applications.

Can this tank be used as a fire water tank?

Yes. Composite stainless steel water tanks can be used for fire water storage, building water supply, and other engineered water storage systems.

How long can a composite stainless steel water tank last?

The tank is designed for a service life of up to 70 years under proper operating and maintenance conditions. Actual service life depends on water quality, installation quality, environment, and maintenance practice.

Why does bolted assembly reduce corrosion risk?

Bolted assembly reduces the need for on-site welding. This helps avoid welding-related corrosion risks such as intergranular corrosion and stress corrosion around welded areas.

What information is needed for a quotation?

To recommend the right tank solution, please provide the required capacity, tank dimensions or installation space, water type, application, project location, foundation condition, and any special requirements for accessories or seismic design.