Modular SS304 / SS316L water storage 1,000L to 1M+L · ISO 9001 / FSSAI Certified
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Beltecno’s Stainless Steel Storage Tanks are ideally designed to store liquids at a specific pressure, and atmospheric pressure. We provide both vertical and horizontal storage tanks. In addition to that sometimes customers also include heat transfer tubes (heating coil) inside the tank, which produce hot water.
Best for:
Best for:
Excellent condition even after decades.
Ready to deploy — no site fabrication.
Least maintenance + longest service life.
FSSAI-compliant for drinking water.
We provide customized solutions for industries such as building water supply, fire-fighting water storage, medical pure water, food processing, and industrial circulating water.
We provide customized solutions for industries such as building water supply, fire-fighting water storage, medical pure
water, food processing, and industrial circulating water.
Storage tanks are designed to hold liquids at either a specific (elevated) pressure or at atmospheric pressure and are offered in both vertical and horizontal configurations, generally a more compact, cylindrical format rather than the modular panel-based build.
Cylindrical storage tanks are available up to 10 KL (10,000 litres).
Yes. Customers can request internal heat transfer tubes (heating coils) fitted inside the tank to produce hot water.
Yes. Beltecno’s stainless steel storage tanks are food-grade certified and FSSAI-compliant for drinking water use in India.
Beltecno points to industries such as pharmaceuticals, industrial manufacturing, chemical manufacturing, fire-extinguishing operations, and food & beverage, alongside commercial buildings like hotels and hospitals.
They’re pre-fabricated and quality-checked at the factory before shipping, making them roughly 3x faster to deploy than concrete tanks, which must be built and cured on-site.
Manufactured in-house at our own facility, our stainless steel tanks are available for delivery across India.
