This 1,100-gallon Enduraplas vertical storage tank gives you real bulk capacity in an upright, small-pad shape. It is molded in white, a practical choice for outdoor siting where you want to see the liquid level shadow through the wall. Enduraplas builds this as a vertical bulk tank, so your footprint stays compact while the volume goes up the wall rather than out across your pad. If you are still deciding whether 1,100 gallons matches your draw-down and refill cycle, run the numbers first with our Tank Sizing Calculator and the Tank Sizing Guide before you size the pad or containment around it.
Will it hold your liquid?
Filled to the top with plain water, this tank carries 9,174 pounds. That full-water weight is your starting point for pad, ring wall, and forklift planning, and it is where most siting mistakes begin: any process chemical heavier than water adds to that number in direct proportion. Before you commit this tank to chemical service, confirm the tank's specific-gravity rating and resin against the exact chemical, concentration, and temperature you plan to store. The specific-gravity rating is not published in the data we have on hand for this unit, so treat that confirmation as a required step rather than an assumption. Cross-check your chemical against Enduraplas's concentration- and temperature-specific resistance chart and our Chemical Compatibility Database, and call us at 866-418-1777 if you want a second set of eyes on the pairing before you order.
Getting the monitoring right
Level monitoring is where a vertical bulk tank earns its keep, and the sensing method should be chosen around the actual chemical and the tank wall, not pulled off the shelf. Our guide on tank level gauge selection for chemical service walks through radar, ultrasonic, hydrostatic, and magnetostrictive options and where each one struggles against foam, vapor, and aggressive product. If this tank will hold a regulated or hazardous liquid, plan your placarding and pipe marking early — our write-up on tank label and signage compliance for bulk polyethylene storage reconciles NFPA 704, GHS, DOT, and OSHA HazCom so an inspector's visit is uneventful. For a closer look at how this capacity is configured, compare the two 1,100-gallon vertical buyer's guides on unit #42591 and unit #40070.
The mistake to avoid
The single most expensive error with a bulk vertical chemical tank is putting a heavy or aggressive chemical into a tank whose specific-gravity rating and resin were never verified for that duty. Water has a specific gravity of 1.0; many process chemicals run heavier, and a wall rated for one is not automatically rated for the other. Confirm the specific-gravity rating and chemical compatibility for THIS tank before the first fill — see the technical drawing on this page for dimensional detail, and use the resources above to lock the pairing down.
This 1,100-gallon vertical ships LTL freight, quoted live to your ZIP so you see the real number for your delivery rather than a padded estimate. Get your rate now with our Freight Cost Estimator, or call 866-418-1777 and we will handle the quote, the fitting layout, and the compatibility check with you.
