Storage Tanks

Fixed atmospheric or low-pressure tanks that collect and store crude oil, condensate, or produced water at a tank battery before sale or disposal. Common sizes include 400 bbl and 500 bbl welded steel tanks built to API Spec 12F.

Portable, rectangular or round-bottom tanks, typically around 500 bbl, used to store water, brine, flowback, and other fluids during hydraulic fracturing and completions. Available in standard, mini, and slope-top configurations for varied jobsite footprints.

Open or compartmented steel tanks on a drilling rig that hold and circulate drilling fluid (mud), often integrated with shakers, agitators, and a gas buster for solids and gas removal.

Field-assembled tanks constructed from coated, bolted steel panels per API Spec 12B, used for water, crude, and produced fluid storage where shipping a single welded vessel is impractical.

Corrosion-resistant fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) or polyethylene tanks used for produced water, brine, and chemical storage in corrosive service where steel would require coating or cathodic protection.

Single-wall or double-wall aboveground tanks for diesel and gasoline supplying rigs, generators, and fleet refueling, with double-wall designs providing integral secondary containment.

Grouped sets of stock tanks plus associated gun barrels, wash tanks, and water tanks that handle separation, settling, and storage of oil and water at a central production gathering point.

Large-diameter welded steel storage tanks assembled on site to API 650 for bulk crude, water, or fuel storage exceeding the size range of shop-fabricated API 12F tanks.