RotoTank 2300L Cylindrical Water Tank, UV-Stabilized Polyethylene

RotoTank 2300L Cylindrical Tank

The RotoTank 2300L Water Tank serves as a high-capacity vertical storage solution for potable water, irrigation systems, and industrial liquid management. This cylindrical unit utilizes food-grade polyethylene to ensure liquid safety and structural integrity. It integrates seamlessly into gravity-fed or pump-assisted plumbing networks on residential and commercial sites.

Built for the Job

Site supervisors and plumbers select this specific 2300-litre capacity for medium-scale water security. The vertical design maximizes storage volume while maintaining a manageable footprint on site. Installation requires a level, compacted surface or a reinforced concrete plinth to handle the 2.3-tonne static load when the vessel reaches maximum capacity. The material thickness withstands the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the internal water column without bulging or structural fatigue. Contractors often deploy these units in clusters for larger developments or as primary header tanks for multi-story plumbing installations.

• Rainwater harvesting from roof catchments using standard guttering.

• Buffer storage for borehole systems to reduce pump cycling frequency.

• Municipal water backup for facility management and fire safety reserves.

Product Highlights

Rotational Molding Construction

The manufacturing process creates a single-piece vessel without seams or joints to prevent leaks and stress cracks.

UV-Stabilized Material

• UV-8 rating prevents polymer degradation from direct sunlight exposure.
• Opaque wall construction inhibits internal algae growth by blocking light.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 2300 Litre Cylindrical Water Storage Tank

• 1 x Heavy-duty screw-on manhole cover

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Ensure the base is completely flat; even small debris can cause localized pressure points and potential failure.

• Use flexible couplings for pipe connections to accommodate natural expansion and contraction of the plastic.

• Check local building codes for required setbacks and earthquake strapping if installing in seismic zones.

• Always vent the storage unit properly to prevent vacuum buildup during high-volume discharge.