32 Gal. Pressurized Well Tank

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The Water Worker 32 Gal. Pressurized Well Tank is constructed of deep-drawn steel and features stainless-steel waterway lining for durability. The tank's steel shell supports the water weight to ensure water never sits in loose-fitting vinyl or rubber bags that can fold, crease and wear. A polypropylene liner separates the water from the steel shell to help prevent taste or odor from being absorbed into the water.. Polypropylene liner separates water from the steel shell to prevent taste or odor from being absorbed into the water, formed liner fits the steel shell for added durability. System connection: 1 in. NPTF, threaded malleable iron elbow with stainless steel insert; connection does not include plastic that can cross-thread or crack. Molded diaphragm offers an ideal fit, sits on top of the water and will not fold, crease or drag against the steel shell. Tank size: 15 in. Diameter x 47 in. H. 32 Gal. of total volume; plain or galvanized tank equivalent of 82 Gal.. Well tanks are not be used in Reverse Osmosis systems. Polypropylene-lined steel supports water weight to ensure water never sits in loose-fitting vinyl or rubber bags that can fold, crease and wear. 2-part water-based paint system sprayed over a durable 2-part epoxy primer provides corrosion resistance and safe paint covering. Well tanks are not be used for water expansion in thermal (water heater) or hydronic (boiler/solar) systems. Thick diaphragm keeps water separate from pre-charged air and helps to reduce air loss. Designed as a direct-fit replacement for the majority of installed well tank bases. 1 in. NPTF system connection uses malleable iron for dependability. Sizing - count the number of water fixtures in and outside the home and multiply that # by 3; fixtures include faucets, spickets, shower heads, dish washer, washing machine, etc. for hot tubs and sprinkler systems add 1 to 2 fixtures for each; there are no disadvantages to having a larger well tank as fewer pump cycles will extend pump life and save money on electricity; tank stores a buffer of water in case of power outage. NSF certified for clean safe drinking water.