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Ryan Herco Logo-4 Color ProcessElement: Placed Monotone EPSF o nt: Univers BlackMedium: Max size 21”X3.9”C=87, M=13, Y=2, K=1C=0, M=0, Y=0, K=72STANDARD MOLDED PLASTIC TANKSCYLINDRICAL TANKS, HEAVY-DUTY, CALIBRATEDAPPROVEDMATERIALNOTE: The tank weights and wall thicknesseslisted in this section are approximate.HINGED INSIDE COVER• Made from Polypropylene sheet.• Fits into top rim flange.• Flexible long Polyolefin hinge.• Provides 50% access when open(standard).• Custom designs available.FLAT BOLTED COVER• 304 SS bolts, nuts, and washer.• Vinyl gasket.• Three-bead welded joints.• Flat Polypropylene sheet.• Shown with optional threaded accessport.FEATURES• Every tank on this page has rigid, extra-heavy walls to assure maximum strength anddurability under severe conditions, making them ideal for a wide variety of applications.They can safely handle a variety of corrosive liquids. The visible liquid level and calibrationin gallons allows for convenient reading of contents. The rim flange provides extrastrength and ease of handling. The tanks are leak-proof and the one-piece constructioneliminates seams, joints and welds, and cleaning is accomplished quickly and easily.CYLINDRICAL TANKS, LINEAR POLYETHYLENE• These rigid, self-supporting tanks have excellent resistance to chemicals, impact and abrasion.They withstand continuous operating temperatures up to 180°F; intermittent service to 212°F.ORDER: 7110.(Size No.) CYLINDRICAL TANK, LINEAR POLYETHYLENE7110 7113 7122 7123Standard Hinged BoltedTanks Covers Covers CoversSize Cap. I.D. x Depth Approx. WallNo. (gal.) (in.) Thick. (in.)001 5 11 x 14 1/4 $26.93 $9.39 $59.40 $46.75501 7.5 12 x 16 1/4 33.72 10.21 59.40 46.75002 10 13 x 20 1/4 43.81 10.21 62.70 52.80003 15 15 x 21 1/4 50.60 12.65 62.70 52.80503 17 18 x 16 1/4 63.93 19.00 74.25 69.85006 30 18 x 29 1/4 87.49 16.87 74.25 69.85011 55 22 x 34 1/4 127.88 20.27 86.35 77.55016 80 24 x 48 1/4 216.97 26.93 86.35 77.55020 100 27 x 48 1/4 285.95 - 96.80 100.00020 100 27 x 42 1/4 - 30.32 - -030 150 31 x 48 1/4 386.77 33.72 107.80 121.00040 200 36 x 48 5/16 428.92 59.04 165.00 582.42055 275 42 x 48 3/8 521.29 59.03 187.00 -072 360 48 x 48 3/8 695.00 84.21 861.00 995.00100 500 52 x 60 3/8 1,129.00 100.94 1,113.00 1,105.00110 550 48 x 72 3/8 2,015.00 99.00 861.00 995.00115 575 60 x 46 3/8 2,230.00 186.00 1,898.00 1,595.00116 575 42 x 96 3/8 2,427.00 67.00 785.00 924.00130 650 48 x 84 3/8 2,453.00 99.00 861.00 995.00135 675 66 x 46 3/8 2,545.00 244.00 2,053.00 -140 700 55 x 70 3/8 2,632.00 180.00 1,306.00 1,595.00160 800 72 x 46 3/8 2,951.00 631.00 2,433.00 -161 800 60 x 66 3/8 2,991.00 186.00 1,898.00 1,595.00200 1000 66 x 72 3/8 2,959.00 244.00 2,054.00 -201 1000 84 x 46 3/8 3,129.00 716.00 3,230.00 -220 1100 60 x 90 7/16 3,418.00 163.00 1,964.00 -250 1250 69 x 84 7/16 2,627.00 333.00 2,228.00 -270 1350 82 x 59 7/16 4,251.00 - 3,086.00 -300 1500 73 x 84 7/16 3,911.00 509.00 2,484.00 -370 1850 82 x 83 7/16 5,703.00 - 3,086.00 -400 2000 84 x 84 7/16 4,463.00 716.00 3,230.00 -401 2000 82 x 90 7/16 5,971.00 - 3,086.00 -595 2975 95 x 97 1/2 6,512.00 - - -850 4250 120 x 87 1/2 7,947.00 - - -114 5700 120 x 117 5/8 10,026.00 - - -128 6400 120 x 131 5/8 10,722.00 - - -770.110.130 PECYLINDRICAL TANKS, POLYPROPYLENE• These products withstand continuous operating temperatures up to 230°F, andhave generally greater resistance to chemicals than the other tanks listed. However,they are not recommended for use at temperatures below freezing.ORDER: 7120.(Size No.) CYLINDRICAL TANK, POLYPROPYLENE 770.130.120 PP7120 7113 7122 7123PolyproTanksStandardCoversHingedCoversBoltedCoversSizeNo.Cap.(gal.)I.D. x Depth(in.)Approx. WallThick. (in.)001 5 11 x 14 1/4 $57.54 $9.39 $59.40 $46.75501 7.5 12 x 16 1/4 64.62 10.21 59.40 46.75002 10 13 x 20 1/4 81.08 10.21 62.70 52.80003 15 15 x 21 1/4 115.91 12.65 62.70 52.80503 17 18 x 16 1/4 121.49 19.00 74.25 69.85006 30 18 x 29 1/4 161.89 16.87 74.25 69.85011 55 22 x 34 1/4 238.34 20.27 86.35 77.55016 80 24 x 48 1/4 497.22 26.93 86.35 77.55020 100 27 x 48 1/4 531.90 - 96.80 100.00020 100 27 x 42 1/4 - 30.32 - -030 150 31 x 48 1/4 566.86 33.72 107.80 121.00040 200 36 x 48 5/16 797.71 59.04 165.00 582.42053 275 42 x 48 3/8 981.12 - - -063 315 48 x 42 3/8 1,831.00 99.00 861.00 995.00065 325 36 x 74 3/8 - 53.00 - 392.00066 330 45 x 48 3/8 1,298.00 207.00 649.00 995.00072 360 48 x 48 3/8 2,008.00 84.21 861.00 995.00088 440 52 x 48 3/8 2,699.00 116.00 1,113.00 1,105.00100 500 52 x 60 3/8 3,189.00 100.94 1,113.00 1,105.00110 550 48 x 72 3/8 3,303.00 99.00 861.00 995.00* Part Number7113.055.NOTE: Polypropylene tanks do not have the impact resistance northe clean, smooth appearance of Polyethylene tanks.532
STANDARD MOLDED PLASTIC TANKSCYLINDRICAL TANKSLIGHTWEIGHT, CALIBRATED, LINEAR POLYETHYLENEFEATURES• Light in weight, easy to handle, easy to clean, and economical, these rigid and self-supportingtanks are designed for general utility use. They handle corrosives safely and are calibrated ingallons for convenient visual check of contents. The approximate wall thickness is 1/8”. Theseproducts withstand continuous operating temperatures up to 180°F, and intermittent service to212°F.ORDER: 7116.(Size No.) CYLINDRICAL TANK7116Tanks7113CoversSizeNo.Cap.(gal.) Calibration (gal.)O.D.(in.)FlangeDia. (in.)Depth(in.)-001 5 0.5 11 11-7/8 14 $20.27 $9.39501 7.5 0.5 12 12-3/4 16 25.45 10.21002 10 1.0 13 14-1/4 20 33.72 10.21003 15 1.0 15 16 21 38.64 12.65006 30 2.5 18 19-9/16 29 58.92 16.87011 55 2.5 22 23-5/8 34 75.77 20.27770.110.130770.110.200FLOATING COVERS FOR ALL CYLINDRICAL TANKSFEATURES• Molded of linear polyethylene, thesetank covers float on liquids to reduceevaporation, fumes and surfaceoxidation. Order the size number for theappropriate tank diameter. Larger sizesare fabricated upon request; contactRHFS for prices.770.110.220ORDER: 7102.(Size No.) FLOATINGTANK COVERSizeNo.Cover Dia.(in.)Fits TankSizesPriceEach001 10 001 $12.65002 12 002 14.53003 14 003 15.90006 17 006 22.04011 21 011 30.34016 23 016 40.53020 26 020 47.19030 30 030 36.72ALSO AVAILABLETANKS WITH SPIGOTTanks may be providedwith a spigot and tankadapter. Same as 7116tanks above, but with thespigot installed. Use thecovers shown above.CYLINDRICAL TANKS LIGHTWEIGHT, LINEAR POLYETHYLENE,CUFF-TYPE FLANGE – IDEAL AS DRUM LINERSFEATURES• A special cuff-type flange makes the 7140 tank especially suitable as a drum liner,and the rolled flange eliminates leakage of chemicals between the liner and drum.The tanks are calibrated at 2.5 gallon intervals, and the approximate wall thicknessis 1/8”.ORDER: 7140.(Size No.) CYLINDRICAL TANK7140 Tanks 7141 CoversSize No. Capacity (Gal.) O.D. (in.) Flange Dia. (in.) Depth (in.)006 30 18 19-9/16 28 $67.12 $14.29011 55 22 24 35 81.41 21.29770.110.210BLACK OUTDOOR TANKSCONVENTIONAL POLYETHYLENEFEATURES• Excellent for industrial waterconditioning equipment and manyother chemical applications,these tanks are molded of blackpolyethylene for ultraviolet lightstability when used outdoors.770.120.120ORDER: 7106.(Size No.) BLACK OUTDOOR TANK7106 Tanks 7107 CoversSizeNo.Capacity(Gal.)I.D. x Depth(in.)Approx. WallThick. (in.)506 3 9-1/2 x 9 1/4 $28.97 $8.84001 5 11 x 14 1/4 29.64 9.80512 6 11 x 16 1/4 36.98 9.80501 7.5 12-1/2 x 16-1/2 1/4 37.81 10.87002 10 13 x 20 1/4 48.70 10.87003 15 15 x 21 1/4 56.87 13.61034 17 18 x 16-1/2 1/4 70.86 17.82006 30 18 x 29 1/4 96.33 17.82011 55 22 x 34 1/4 140.92 21.50016 80 24 x 48 1/4 237.93 28.84020 100 27 x 42 1/4 306.90 32.25030 150 31 x 48 1/4 415.66 36.72040 200 36 x 48 5/16 463.76 64.07053 275 42 x 48 3/8 569.31 64.49072 360 48 x 48 3/8 714.75 92.92100 500 52 x 60 3/8 1,001.80 111.421-800-848-1141www.rhfs.com533
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