Tanks

In this section you will find the entire range of tanks that can be purchased on Comid's e-commerce. From autoclaves and their accessories to galvanized tanks, from polyethylene tanks to membrane vessels; within this category you will find everything you need for your water storage needs.

An autoclave tank is a tank that allows for pressurized water storage: at comid.com.au you will find both stainless steel and galvanized steel ones.

Polyethylene tanks represent, among the various types of vessels suitable for storing liquids, the undoubtedly most convenient and functional solution. These tanks allow the storage of drinking and non-drinking water, useful for domestic consumption as well as for more specific uses, particularly irrigation.

Polyethylene, used in the manufacture of these tanks, is defined as "high density," as it has the ability to withstand rather high levels of water pressure.Precisely because of this peculiarity, polyethylene is beyond doubt the material that is now most commonly used in the manufacture of collection vessels. Of course, there are many reasons why it may be necessary to use a tank, not the least of which is the storage of rainwater: in the irrigation context (particularly in areas of high rainfall) this practice can prove to be a very useful strategy for saving money by avoiding the use of running water. In such cases, a pump is connected to the reservoir, which is responsible (via piping, sprinklers or rubber hoses) for releasing the water.

However, the reasons why a material such as polyethylene has become central and widespread in the construction of tanks are many: it couples, in fact, great strength, robustness, lightness and non-toxicity. Moreover, polyethylene is extremely easy to clean, even with the most common detergents. The choice of these tanks can, of course, be made fairly independently by the end user: once the capacity has been determined, all that remains is to evaluate overall dimensions and shape of the tank.

In fact, there are a variety of tank types:

• vertical,
• horizontal,
• parallelepipeds,
• barrel-shaped, etc.

Some of these tanks (called "decorative") are designed to be housed directly outdoors (for example, in your garden): in that case, the evaluation during purchase concerns only the capacity ( and of course the price) of the tank.

Different is the case when the tank we need is to be buried underground: in that case it is better to get advice from the dealer. In this case, the best solution is to contact us and ask for a complete and free consultation, ranging from identifying the most suitable tank for our needs to the choice of any elements that will make up the entire system (fittings, piping, pump). Getting in touch with experts, and doing so with criteria of competence and reliability in mind, is a necessary step so that the result always lives up to expectations.