Enduraplas 10000 Gallon 15 Degree Plastic Cone Bottom Tank with Stand in White

The Enduraplas THC10000KWH is a 10,000-gallon cone bottom tank riding on a steel stand, with a 15-degree cone floor engineered to drain solids and slurries toward a single bottom discharge. It measures roughly 144 inches in diameter and stands 202 inches tall overall, so it belongs in a facility with real vertical clearance and a poured pad sized for the load. If you are running full-drain batch chemistry, mixing, or settling service at this volume, the cone-and-stand geometry is what lets you empty the vessel completely instead of leaving heel product behind a flat floor.

Will it work for my application?

At capacity this tank carries roughly 83,400 pounds of water when full — that figure is the specific-gravity 1.0 baseline, so it is the number your pad, anchoring, and stand foundation have to clear before you factor in a denser fluid. Because the discharge sits at the point of a 15-degree cone, the whole working volume gravity-feeds toward the outlet, which is the behavior you want for a large 10,000 gallon cone bottom chemical tank used in batching or clarifying. If you are still deciding between this footprint and a taller or wider configuration, run your numbers through the Tank Sizing Calculator and the Tank Sizing Guide before you commit the pad.

The mistake to avoid on a tank this size

The single most important step before chemical service is confirming the specific-gravity rating of this exact vessel. Enduraplas rates this THC-series tank at 1.9 specific gravity, so it is built for liquids up to 1.9 times the weight of water. A tank rated for water can be under-spec for a heavier acid or concentrated solution, and at 10,000 gallons the consequences of overloading the wall are not small. Call us at 866-418-1777 with your chemical, concentration, and temperature, and we will confirm the 1.9 SG rating covers it, plus the resin and what fittings and gaskets your chemistry needs against the manufacturer's chemical-resistance chart before you buy. You can cross-check your fluid in our Chemical Compatibility Database as a first pass, but confirm your liquid is within the 1.9 SG rating.

Cone bottom on a steel stand

This unit ships with a steel-frame stand rather than a molded polyethylene stand, which changes both the load path and the height at which your discharge plumbing lands. If you are weighing frame options for a cone bottom vessel, our guide on steel frame vs. polyethylene stand selection walks through that decision directly. For smaller companion vessels in the same system, our buyer's guides on the 300-gallon, 310-gallon, and 175-gallon cone bottom tanks cover the trade-offs — note those are 30-degree cones on poly stands, a different geometry from this 15-degree steel-stand unit. Review the technical drawing on this page for the cone angle, overall height, and stand dimensions before scheduling delivery.

This tank ships LTL freight and is quoted live to your ZIP — get a freight quote in seconds with our Freight Cost Estimator, or call 866-418-1777 to confirm SG rating, fittings, and delivery access for a vessel this size. A 10,000-gallon cone bottom on a steel stand needs the right equipment on the receiving end, so let's line up the freight and the pad details together before you order.