GRP water tank (glass fiber reinforced plastic water tanks) are widely used in many fields due to their unique material properties. The following are their main uses and scenarios:

Civil life water supply

• Building water storage: used for daily water storage in residential areas, hotels, schools and other buildings, such as domestic cold water and hot water supply systems.
• Drinking water storage: GRP water tank made of food-grade resin can safely store drinking water and meet hygiene standards.

Fire protection system

• Fire emergency water storage: As a fire water tank, it stores water for fire fighting and must meet the fire capacity and pressure requirements to ensure rapid water supply in emergency situations.

Agricultural irrigation

• Farmland water storage: Store rainwater or irrigation water, especially in rain-deficient areas, to solve seasonal water needs.
• Aquaculture water: Water source reserves for aquaculture or livestock farms, adapted to weather resistance in open air environments.

Industrial water

• Corrosive liquid storage: Store acid and alkali solutions or wastewater in chemical, electroplating and other industries, using its corrosion resistance to replace metal water tanks.
• Circulating water system: used for circulating water storage of cooling towers, boilers and other equipment to reduce the risk of rust.
• Water treatment equipment: used as an intermediate water storage device in pure water preparation and sewage treatment processes.

Temporary or special scenarios

• Temporary water supply for projects: temporary water storage solutions for construction sites and field operations, easy to transport and install.
• Rainwater collection: used to store rainwater in ecological buildings for greening or cleaning.
• Special environment adaptation: long-term water storage in corrosive environments such as high-salt-alkali areas and wet basements.
  Core advantages
• Corrosion resistance: resist acid, alkali, and salt water, with a service life of more than 30 years.
• Lightweight and high-strength: lighter than concrete water tanks, high strength, suitable for roof installation.
• Sealed and hygienic: seamless structure prevents leakage, and food-grade lining ensures water quality.
• Flexible installation: modular design, can be assembled on site, and can meet different capacity requirements.
  Notes
• If storing hot water, the temperature resistance level of the resin must be confirmed (usually ≤80℃).
• Regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent algae growth that affects water quality.
  Fiberglass water tanks are a high-quality alternative to traditional metal and concrete water tanks due to their versatility and durability.