Vertical Water Tank 10000 Liter Polyethylene, White Color | National Polyethylene Company (NPC)

Technical Specifications for 10,000 Liter Water Tank Without Lid

The vertical 10,000-liter tank is specifically designed for the challenging conditions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where temperatures frequently exceed 45 degrees Celsius. This unit is made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), ensuring the structure is unaffected by direct sunlight or salts present in groundwater.

The external dimensions of the tank are 4 meters in length × 2 meters in width × 1.2 meters in height. This large size requires a flat concrete foundation to ensure even weight distribution, especially when fully filled.

Since the tank is designed without a lid, this design reduces the total cost by up to 15% compared to closed alternatives. It is the optimal solution for projects that do not require direct storage of drinking water, or those using an external temporary covering system.

Why Do Contractors Choose a '10,000 Liter Water Tank Without Lid'?

This type of tank is characterized by easy maintenance and cleaning. Without a fixed lid, the inner surface can be accessed directly for periodic inspections or removal of accumulated sediment, which is crucial in a dusty and sandy environment.

Installation is also much faster; there is no need to dig heavy holes for installing the lid or securing complex seals, saving the site 4 to 6 hours of work time.

Purchasing Guide: What to Know Before Ordering

When purchasing an industrial water tank with a capacity of 10,000 liters, ensure that the manufacturer offers a warranty covering structural defects. We provide a 10-year warranty, which is an industrial standard in the Kingdom.

Our delivery is fast to Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam. If your location is in remote areas, please contact us to estimate additional shipping costs, as the empty tank alone is very heavy.

To get the best market price for 2026, ensure you compare the quality of the material (HDPE) rather than just the price. Cheap materials may crack in cold winters or fade in hot summers.