Who owns norwesco?

In 2008 we were acquired by Olympus Partners and became part of Tank Holding Corp. along with tank manufacturer Snyder Industries. Our current financial partner is Olympus Partners.

Are norwesco tanks safe for drinking water?

Yes, it is safe to store water in the Norwesco above ground tanks and below ground cistern tanks shown on our website. The resin used to manufacture these tanks meets FDA specifications for safe storage of potable water.

What is the difference between green and black water tanks?

Color: Water storage tanks are typically made available in darker hues, i.e. black or dark green. This is because water can contain algae and bacteria, which are light sensitive. The darker colors prevent sunlight from getting into the tank, which in turn inhibits algae growth.

What does a water tank do?

A water tank is a container for storing water. Water tanks are used to provide storage of water for use in many applications, drinking water, irrigation agriculture, fire suppression, agricultural farming, both for plants and livestock, chemical manufacturing, food preparation as well as many other uses.

Who owns tank holding?

Olympus Partners
Tank Holding, which also includes the brands of Norwesco, Snyder Industries, Chemtainer, Bonar Plastics, Bushman, and Stratis Pallets, is owned by Olympus Partners and the management team, and currently operates 24 manufacturing plant locations and employs approximately 750 people throughout North America.

How long will a plastic tank last?

Based upon feedback from actual customers over 35 years, high-density crosslinked polyethylene (XLPE) lasts 30-40% longer than linear polyethylene tanks. This translates into ten additional years of useful tank service, with 15-20 years as the typical useful life of high-density crosslinked polyethylene tanks.

How long can you store water in a tank?

Although properly stored public-supply water should have an indefinite shelf life, replace it every 6 to 12 months for best taste. If the water you are storing comes from a private well, spring, or other untested source, purify it before storage to kill pathogens (see below).

Why are plastic water tanks black?

Plastic water storage tanks are often colored black to hide other additives which can compromise the plastic quality by making it less strong, porous or beneficial. Black has relative neutrality so it can fit well with various décor colours.

What is the best Colour for a water tank?

While polyethylene can keep heat out, darker colours like black or dark blue will heat up the water. So if you are using the water straight from the tank, or want it to be cool or room temperature, it is recommended to choose lighter colours.

How long can water be stored?

How long do water storage tanks last?

We do not have long term experience with fiberglass or plastic type water storage tanks but in our OPINION expect their life to be 20-25 years or more if protected from UV (for some plastics) and from mechanical damage.

How long do bladder tanks last?

It is a type of tank containing pressurized air and water separated by a membrane (bladder) and pre-charged with air at the factory. On average, a bladder pressure tank lasts 5–7 years.

Where can I buy Norwesco products?

All Norwesco products can only be purchased through our distribution network. Select a product category and then your state/province to find distributors in your area.

Why choose Norwesco liquid storage tanks?

Common uses for our Liquid Storage Tanks include the storage of fertilizer solutions, agricultural chemicals, water, liquid feeds and plant foods. All of our tanks are rugged, corrosion resistant and lightweight with no seams, welds or joints to leak or rust. Norwesco tanks are manufactured using resins that meet FDA specifications

Are nornorwesco polyethylene tanks safe?

Norwesco polyethylene (poly) tanks are manufactured by means of the rotational molding process, which produces a one-piece, seamless, watertight tank. Linear poly tanks are molded from 100% FDA approved materials and are therefore safe for storage of food products and will not impart any taste or residue.

When did Norwesco change its name?

The name was changed in 1973 and at that time Norwesco was ranked as one of the oldest and largest plastic processors in the United States. During the last ten years Norwesco has significantly expanded their geographic presence through the addition of facilities throughout the United States and Canada.