Pressed steel tanks

Pressed Steel Tanks for Flexible Water Storage

Pressed steel tanks are modular water storage systems made from pressed steel panels that are bolted together on site. This design allows large-capacity tanks to be installed in locations where welded tanks would be difficult or impossible to transport. At Steel & Prefabs, we supply pressed steel tanks built for durability, hygiene, and long-term performance.

A pressed steel water tank is ideal for projects that require flexibility in size and installation. The sectional design allows tanks to be expanded, relocated, or repaired with minimal disruption.

Why Pressed Steel Tanks Are Preferred

Unlike welded tanks, sectional steel tanks can be assembled inside buildings, rooftops, or confined spaces. This makes them suitable for urban developments and large facilities.

Poor-quality panels or sealing systems lead to leaks and contamination. That’s where many suppliers cut corners. Quality panels, proper gaskets, and accurate assembly are what separate reliable tanks from future problems.

Key Benefits

• Modular design for easy transport and installation

• Strong pressed steel panels for structural stability

• Suitable for large-capacity water storage

• Easy maintenance and panel replacement

• Long service life with proper coatings

These benefits make modular water tanks a practical choice for commercial and industrial use.

Common Applications

Pressed steel tanks are widely used in:

• Commercial buildings and office complexes

• Residential apartments and estates

• Hospitals, schools, and institutions

• Industrial water storage systems

• Fire-fighting and emergency reserves

We supply custom steel tanks based on required capacity, panel size, and installation environment. This ensures efficient use of space and reliable performance.

Built for Hygiene and Durability

Water storage demands clean and corrosion-resistant materials. At Steel & Prefabs, pressed steel tanks are fabricated with protective coatings and assembled using proper sealing systems to prevent leaks and contamination.