SW Large Module Water Tank

The SW large module water tank is a prefabricated water tank made of stainless steel through die pressing and stretching forming technology. It features no welding, no cross seams, and no reinforcing ribs, and is widely used in fire protection, domestic cold and hot water, underground water tanks and other fields. The main features and advantages of this type of water tank are as follows:
1. No welding design
The SW large module water tank is formed by die pressing and stretching, without the need for welding. This avoids the problem of rust that traditional welded water tanks are prone to, and at the same time enhances the overall strength and service life of the water tank.
2. High strength and rigidity
The arc-shaped rib structure formed by compression molding increases the rigidity of the water tank by more than three times compared with traditional plates, effectively enhancing the pressure-bearing capacity of the water tank and meeting the seismic requirements.
3. Environmental protection and energy conservation
The SW large module water tank is made of environmentally friendly materials such as stainless steel SUS304 or hot-dip galvanized steel plates, featuring energy conservation, environmental protection, hygiene and safety, while reducing the maintenance cost in the later stage.
4. Easy to install
The water tank modules are connected by bolts without the need for welding, significantly reducing the installation time and meeting the requirements for rapid construction.
5. Easy to clean
The reinforcing ribs inside the water tank have been removed, and there are no transverse seams on the side plates, which simplifies the cleaning process and ensures the hygiene and safety of the water quality.
6. Wide range of applications
The SW large module water tank is suitable for various scenarios such as domestic cold and hot water tanks, fire water tanks, and underground water tanks. It performs particularly well in fire integrated pumping stations and is an ideal choice for modern buildings and municipal engineering.