Enamel Fire Water Tank, 1000 Litre

An enamel fire water tank that keeps its reserve clean

The enamel fire water tank from LVJIA is built on the Enameled panel system at our own plant in Dezhou, Shandong. Fire water is the only stored water judged entirely on a day that may never come.

What is an enamel fire water tank?

An enamel fire water tank is a bolted tank whose steel panels are fired with a glass glaze at high temperature, so the surface meeting the water is chemically glass rather than metal. It does not rust, it takes no coating and it adds no taste, and the glaze is fused into the steel rather than painted onto it. Panels come in 3 × 1 m; 2 × 1 m; 1.5 × 1 m; 1 × 1 m; 1 × 0.5 m; 0.5 × 0.5 m, and the tank is rated for water between 4 and 100 °C.

What standing storage does to a fire water tank

Water that sits still for years is the worst case for a steel tank. Corrosion works slowly at the waterline, and the scale it produces settles to the floor exactly where the suction sits. When the pump finally runs, that debris goes into the system and can foul a strainer or a sprinkler head at the moment it matters most. A fired glass face produces none of it, so what leaves the tank on the day is the water that was commissioned into it.

How the enamel fire water tank is built

The panel is pressed from 2 to 4.5 mm steel depending on where it sits in the wall, then enamelled on both faces so the outside is protected as well as the inside. Assembled, the wall section measures 12 mm. Panels bolt together on a sealed joint, and because the glaze is inert the same tank handles potable water, fire reserve and mildly aggressive process water without a change of specification. LVJIA runs the enamel line at Dezhou under ISO 9001.

Technical data for the enamel fire water tank

Sizes, panels and capacity

Storage is rated 4 to 100 °C with an assembled wall of about 12 mm. Reserves are built from 1000 litres upward to suit the hazard calculation.

Testing, standards and certification

Every enamel fire water tank is filled and held at full head before it leaves the factory, and no joint is allowed to weep. The plant is certified to ISO 9001 and the inspection certificate ships with the order; the full set is on our certifications page. The same specification is published on our Made-in-China storefront, where LVJIA is an audited supplier with a 5.0 store rating on Alibaba, 100% on-time dispatch and a response time under one hour.

Where the enamel fire water tank is used

• Sprinkler reserves — a dedicated volume for the system.
• Hydrant and riser supply — stored water for the pumps.
• Rural fire storage — a reserve where mains flow is inadequate.
• Standby volumes — water held against a supply failure.

How to order an enamel fire water tank

Pricing for the enamel fire water tank starts at US$200 per m³, falling to US$180 from 10 and US$150 from 50, FOB Tianjin or Qingdao. The minimum order is one set and lead time is within 15 working days from Dezhou, Shandong. Suction connections, anti-vortex plates and low-level alarms are positioned on the drawing before the panels are fired.

Send the capacity you need and the space you have, and LVJIA returns an arrangement drawing with the panel schedule before you commit to anything. Our engineers answer specification questions directly through technical help, and the rest of the range sits on the Enameled water tank page.

Other LVJIA tanks worth comparing

Same job, different material: the GRP fire water tank is the same tank in moulded GRP, for sites where no metal may touch the water, while the BDF fire water tank builds it in buried BDF composite. Elsewhere in the enamelled range there is the enamel heat pump tank for hot water storage and the enamel solar water tank for hot water storage.

12 mm

Assembled wall

15 days

Lead time

4–100 °C

Storage temperature

• The surface is glass. — A glaze fired into the steel at high temperature, so the face meeting the water is chemically glass, not metal.
• Enamelled both sides. — The outside is protected as well as the inside, which matters in a humid plant room.
• Bolted panels. — Standard panel sizes: 3 × 1 m; 2 × 1 m; 1.5 × 1 m; 1 × 1 m; 1 × 0.5 m; 0.5 × 0.5 m, so the tank is fitted to the room it has to go in.