45ft Bulk Liquid Storage

SCF’s 45ft Bulk Liquid Storage Tank is suited to large scale industrial cleaning and on-site storage projects. It has been designed with a range of efficient mobilisation and safety features.

Key Features

500mm side access for cleaning and OHS
2 x 500mm hatches in roof
Sump allows full evacuation
Full manifold allows unit connectivity for larger projects
500BBL capacity
Can be double stacked to reduce footprint on site

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Product Details

SCF’s 45ft Bulk Liquid Storage Tank offers a scalable storage solution for the construction, waste, chemical cleaning and shutdown sectors.

Tanks are fitted with 8 inch manifolds with multiple 4 inch couplings, which allows units to be easily combined to create tank farms. Each unit is supplied with an FDA approved internal lining, so they can be deployed into large scale potable water storage projects.

Skid mounted for fast, cost-effective long-distance mobilisation, these tanks are a versatile solution for onsite liquid storage requirements.

Options

Brine and mud mixing
Jet mixers fitted
Mounting points for agitators
Double stackable in a loaded configuration
Various linings available

45ft Bulk Liquid Storage Tank Dimensions, Volume and Weight

Specifications may vary

Volume

Litres 77,000

m³ 77

External

Length (mm) 13,716

Width (mm) 2,500

Height (mm) 2,896

Weight

Tare (kg) 10,500

Payload (kg) 76,000

MGW (kg) 86,500

45ft Bulk Liquid Storage - line drawing - SCF

How is this container delivered?

Tilt Tray

Tilt tray delivers a container off the back of the truck. Similar to a tow truck, the tray is mechanically lowered at an angle, and the container is slid off, with the truck moving forward at slow speed. This is the most common delivery method used for containers. Tilt trays are not suitable for sites with overhead power lines as the container height increases significantly when tilted.

Hiab Crane

Hiab cranes lift containers from a mechanism located behind the truck's cabin. This is used for smaller shipping containers, usually up to 20 foot, or when there is limited space for a side loader or tilt tray. Using a crane means the container is easily positioned at an angle or up on a raised area. It can also be used to place containers over a fence or other obstacles.