The 1900 Gallon XLPE Vertical Liquid Storage Tank from Snyder Industries is a tall vertical storage tank molded in cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) and carrying an ASTM specific-gravity rating of 1.9. It stands 147 inches tall on a 64 x 64 inch square footprint, holding 1,900 gallons in a white tank body. That 1.9 SG wall rating is the reason to choose this Snyder XLPE tank over a plain 1.0 or 1.5 SG vertical tank: the wall carries up to about 30,107 pounds of contents, roughly 90% more weight than the 15,846 pounds of a full water load, so it handles heavier liquids up to 1.9 specific gravity without a wall upgrade. It ships LTL from Snyder's plant in Philippi, West Virginia, quoted live to your ZIP.
Will it work for your site?
Water fills this tank to roughly 15,846 pounds at 1,900 gallons, and the wall is rated to carry contents up to about 30,107 pounds. That weight math drives your pad and anchoring: at 147 inches tall on a 64-inch square base, this is a top-heavy vertical tank, so confirm your slab is rated for the full ~30,100 pound load on a 64 x 64 inch footprint. Our Tank Sizing Calculator and Tank Sizing Guide help you check volume and footprint against your available space, and the concrete pad sizing guide walks through the ACI framework for above-ground polyethylene tanks.
Fittings and access
Per the technical drawing on this page, this vertical storage tank is configured with:
- Flange fitting
- 18-inch polyethylene threaded and vented lid
- Manway with 15-inch access for cleanout and interior inspection
- Flat fitting pad for adding an outlet where you need it
Note that the flat pad is for adding an outlet — outlet fittings and gaskets are sized and installed at that pad per your tie-in, so this tank does not ship plumb-ready. Confirm outlet size and gasket compatibility against the technical drawing before you plumb the tank, since the vented lid and flange placement determine how you tie in fill and overflow lines. For fire-water reserve applications, the fire-water reservoir design guide covers NFPA 22 sizing discipline and freeze protection.
The mistake to avoid
The single most common error with a tall XLPE vertical tank is treating the wall as if it will not fatigue at the vapor-saturated headspace above the liquid line. Cross-linked polyethylene is durable, but premature failures on vertical storage tanks tend to originate at the top, not the wetted wall your inspection routine sees. The wall-thickness and ASTM D1998 sizing guide explains why liquid-side inspection misses this zone. If you are consolidating grey-water, rainwater, or HVAC condensate into one storage train, the industrial water reuse topology guide maps out how to band and sequence that storage.
This 1,900-gallon vertical storage tank ships by LTL freight from the Snyder plant in Philippi, West Virginia, quoted live to your ZIP. Get a landed freight number in seconds with our Freight Cost Estimator, or call 866-418-1777 to talk through fittings, pad prep, and delivery scheduling with our team.
