Water tanks, Dezhou, CN 5 tank types built for WRAS certified the job.

Each entry pairs the duty a buyer brought us with the water tank we built for it. You get the capacity, the material, the panel layout, the site constraint that shaped the design and the outcome after commissioning. Nothing is written from a brochure: every project on this page was pressed, inspected and packed at our own works in Wucheng County, Dezhou. If you want the manufacturing detail behind a given build, each case links through to the matching process page.

GRP/SMC sectional tanks account for the largest share, because they ship flat, resist corrosion and bolt up inside plant rooms that a welded tank cannot reach. Steel appears where the duty demands it: stainless steel for potable and process water, hot-dip galvanized for large outdoor fire reserves, enameled steel for long-life municipal storage, and BDF where the store has to go below ground.

The projects range from a few cubic metres up to several hundred. Across our full build envelope, GRP/SMC runs from 0.125 m3 to 5,000 m3, hot-dip galvanized from 1 m3 to 3,000 m3, BDF underground from 1 m3 to 1,000+ m3 and stainless steel from 150 litres to 200 m3 and above. Capacity is set by panel module rather than by a fixed catalogue size, so a water tank is built to the volume and footprint you actually have.

Flat. Panels, stiffeners, bolts and gaskets are kitted per tank and crated so one crate equals one water tank, which is what keeps a 592 m3 order inside a sensible number of containers. New orders can ship through Tianjin or Qingdao. Because the water tank is bolted rather than welded on site, no hot work or heavy lifting plant is needed at the far end, which is what made the European project in these case studies practical.

GRP sectional tanks for a buyer in the Netherlands, ordered through our Alibaba storefront, dispatched in August 2026 and rated 5.0 by the buyer who received it. It is the featured case at the top of this page and it is written up in full, including the drawing approval stage and the panel layout, because it is the clearest example of how an order runs end to end.

Yes. Several projects here are fire reserves, including a 40-hectare logistics park and a hospital reserve that had to be assembled inside a 2.1 m plant room. Fire duty usually drives three things: a guaranteed stored volume, a corrosion allowance over the design life, and sign-off paperwork for the fire authority. Reference standards such as NFPA 22 govern water tanks for private fire protection in many markets.

Yes, and with their numbers on them. Our certification register lists five GB/T 17219 drinking water contact test reports, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management certificates, a CE Verification of Conformity to EN 13280:2001 and an SGS supplier assessment. ISO 9001 is the quality management standard the factory is audited against.

Flatter than most people expect. We work to 3 mm over any 3 m of plinth. A sectional tank spreads its load through the base course, so a high spot forces a panel joint open and a low spot leaves a gasket under-compressed; both show up as a weep during the water test rather than as an obvious fault. Every case study on this page had its plinth layout issued with the approved drawing before panels were pressed.

Logistics, agriculture and irrigation, residential towers, food and beverage processing, mining camps, chemical plants, livestock, healthcare, brewing, retail and municipal village schemes. The spread matters more than the count: it is why the questions our engineers ask at enquiry stage are about duty, water chemistry and access rather than about a catalogue number.

The clock that matters starts at drawing approval, not at first enquiry. Once you approve the layout, the panels are pressed, punched, kitted and inspected against that drawing, then crated. The village scheme in these case studies covered twelve tanks in four containers over six weeks. A single tank is considerably quicker. Our engineering desk gives a first reply within 2 hours and you can send a drawing through technical support.

Yes. Every water tank here was made to order rather than picked off a shelf, so the nearest case is a starting point rather than a fixed product. Send the three numbers that decide the design: stored volume, the footprint you have, and the head or fill arrangement. You can see how the tanks are made on the factory tour, or download the datasheets and CAD files first.

Send the capacity, the footprint and the water use in one message and our engineers lay the water tank out against your space and price it. There is no call centre in between: sales, engineering and quality all sit on the same site as the production lines, which is set out on the company structure page. Start at contact or email guan@lvjiatank.com.

Every project here was built from one of our five standing ranges, and each range has its own catalogue of 13 models: GRP/FRP/SMC, stainless steel, hot-dip galvanized, enameled steel and BDF underground water tanks. The nearest model is a starting point rather than a fixed product, since each water tank is built to your volume and footprint. The full catalogue lists all 65 together.