Balmoral Tanks
Leading provider of Water/WWT storage solutions
Balmoral Tanks is Europe’s foremost designer and manufacturer of anaerobic digestion & biogas-related tanks, potable and non-potable water storage tanks, sewage treatment plant and technical services.
Benefitting from decades of design and installation experience, the company produces fully accredited epoxy and GFS coated tanks, GRP sectional tanks as well as bolted steel cylindrical tanks.
STAND NUMBER:
01.367
CATEGORIES:
Products and services
Water Treatment:
Water supply and water management
Wastewater:
Separators, Sewerage, Sludge
EVENT:
Aquatech Amsterdam 2027
ADDRESS:
Barrowfield Road S63 0EW Thurnscoe South Yorkshire United Kingdom
Products
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GRP hot press sectional water storage tanks
1m3-1000m3 water storage tanks
These tanks carry WRAS approval for potable water storage and are fully tested to resist pressures in excess of six times their working pressure.Glass fused to steel (GFS) tanks
New level of excellence in glass coating tech.
Compared to other spray application methods, which often use inorganic clays to suspend the particles in water, enamel powder coating provides the proven optimal purity. This technical advantage combined with our process represents a new level of excellence in glass fused to steel tanks and silos. * Balmoral’s enamel system provides optimum purity * Tough resilient coating * A composite with the strength and flexibility of steel * Chemically inactive coating and unaffected by UV light.Epoxy coated steel tanks
Providing engineering and cost benefits
The benefits of epoxy coated steel tanks against more traditional tank coatings include higher durability to impact, lower cost, lower carbon footprint and more efficient design principles.Roof structures
Balmoral Tanks' roof structures cover a variety of specification requirements from simple debris type roofs through to full, gas tight digester style versions.Cylindrical steel sectional tanks
BAFSA and FM Global approved
Bolting sectional tank panels together eliminates the need for costly site welding and thick reinforced concrete base structures. The latest construction methods use hydraulic jacks allowing these tanks to be erected within days by a small team. This process also reduces health and safety risks by removing the requirement of working at height.