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FIREGUARD® / UL 2085 · Bare tank
Tank for your equipment team
Give your contractor the tank foundation for a separately specified fueling system.
- Access manway
- Threaded tank openings
- Accessories and dispensing specified separately
Configure the equipment around your fuel and site. The formal quote confirms the final supply scope.
Current catalog price
Original price was: $18,019.13.$17,601.37Current price is: $17,601.37.
In stock
BUYING OPTIONS
Order this bare tank
Your equipment team will need to specify the accessories and dispensing system. Compare Ready-2-Fill if you need an equipped tank.
01 / THE PACKAGE
What you’re choosing.
Your contractor or equipment team will specify the tank accessories, dispensing equipment and connections.
Storage tank
A Fireguard / UL 2085 above-ground tank forms the starting point for your system.
Tank access
The listed tank includes an access manway. Confirm the required opening with your configuration drawings.
Connection openings
Threaded tank openings provide the connection points for separately specified equipment.
- Fill, venting, overfill and monitoring equipment
- Pump, hose, controls and connections
- Site work, unloading and commissioning
02 / CHECK THE FIT
Same 1,000 gallons.
Three equipment packages.
The difference is how much equipment comes with the tank—and what your team will specify separately.
Turn-key
Tank + dispensing equipment
Coordinate the tank and dispensing equipment together.
View Turn-keyReady-2-Fill
Tank + fill, vent & monitoring equipment
Supply or specify your dispensing equipment separately.
View Ready-2-FillBare tank
Tank for your equipment team
Have your equipment team specify the complete tank fit-out.
Current configuration
CATALOG REFERENCE
Dimensions & specifications.
Use approved configuration drawings for the installed footprint, equipment clearances and shipping arrangements.
| Weight | .5000 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 102 × 62 × 60 in |
| Fire Rating: | Fireguard® – UL2085 |
| Lead Time | 1 to 4 weeks. Call for details |
03 / YOUR SITE & FUELING NEEDS
Make the next conversation useful.
Bring what you know. Your project discussion can resolve the details that are still open.
What are you fueling?
Identify the fuel and blend, the vehicles or equipment, daily demand, and the time between deliveries.
How will fuel reach it?
Consider available power, pump performance, hose reach, metering, and who supplies each component.
What must happen on site?
Discuss the location, delivery access, unloading, pad and anchoring, electrical work, and commissioning.
IS 1,000 GALLONS THE RIGHT START?
Compare fuel use between deliveries, delivery quantities and operating reserve. Check the 500- and 2,000-gallon models against the same requirements before choosing.
04 / BEFORE YOU DECIDE
A few useful answers.
Is the listed capacity the usable fuel volume?
1,000 gallons is the nominal tank capacity. Usable storage depends on the operating fill limit, reserve and draw-off arrangement. Use your expected fuel demand and delivery pattern when discussing sizing.
Does the package include installation?
The package identifies the tank and equipment supply. Confirm delivery, unloading, site preparation, electrical work and commissioning responsibilities in the formal quote.
What should I confirm for my fuel?
Specify the exact fuel and blend so the pump, hose, seals and other selected components can be matched to the application.
Which documents should my project team request?
Ask for the approved configuration drawings, the final component schedule, and the written tank and component warranty terms. Keep the supplied installation, inspection and equipment manuals with your project records.
YOUR 1,000-GALLON BARE TANK PROJECT
Turn a tank choice into
a defined project.
Share your fueling needs and the scope you want us to supply. Your formal quote can bring the tank, equipment and project responsibilities together.