Container Tank

Container oil tank is a storage method that fixes the oil tank inside the container, which can conveniently transport and store various liquids. This type of oil tank is usually made of steel plates, which can withstand greater pressure and vibration.

Single Wall Design to get maximum loading capacity

Optional Inlet and outlet dimension: DN50, DN65, DN80, DN100

Manhole and blind cover

Emergency relief vent on the tank

Access manway

Corner container lock castings for ease of transport

Tank features bended corners designed to eliminate stress points for improved quality and greater longevity.

Containerized oil storage tanks mainly involve the technical field of oil storage tank equipment. The six sides of the oil storage tank are all double-walled structures and are interconnected. The interior is in a vacuum state. The eight corners use standard container corner pieces, and the four corner columns, base and longitudinal supports at both ends use high-strength profiles. The tank includes a top cover, a base, a front side wall, a rear side wall, a left side wall and a right side wall. An inspection port assembly is provided on the top cover, and the inspection port assembly includes an inspection cover plate. The one end of the inspection cover plate is connected to the inspection cover base by a hinge. The two ends of the gas spring are respectively fixed on the inspection cover plate and the inspection cover base. The manhole cover is installed on the inspection cover base. An electronic liquid level gauge that penetrates into the oil tank is provided on the inspection cover base. A refueling machine assembly and a main control box are provided in the middle of the front side wall. A ball valve is provided at the bottom of the left side wall, and a forklift hole is provided on the base. A vacuum detection alarm is provided in the double-wall structure, and the vacuum detection alarm is connected to the main control box.