Eighteen pounds of steel under a fifteen gallon inductor tank
Part number 60313 is a Norwesco steel stand. The sheet gives it as 25 inches by 25 inches on plan and 30 inches tall, in steel, at 18 lb empty with the ship weight cell repeating the same 18 lb. The store name reads "Norwesco 15 Gal Inductor Tank Steel Stand", and the 15 gallons in it is the size of the tank the stand is catalogued against, not a volume this part has anything to do with. This is the smallest and lightest of the stands in this group and the only one a single person picks up without thinking about it. The record publishes no capacity, no weight of contents, no specific gravity, no maximum operating temperature and no warranty. Six plants are printed, the freight class cell reads UPS, the ship mode cell reads LTL and the NMFC cell reads 95190-02.
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The only connection this record prints is the tank it names
| Sheet cell | What 60313 prints |
|---|---|
| Plan | 25 in by 25 in |
| Height | 30 in |
| Material | Steel |
| Empty weight | 18 lb |
| Ship weight | 18 lb |
| Named fit | 15 gallon inductor tank |
| Hardware | |
| Anchor detail | |
| Service ceiling | |
| Warranty |
The blanks in that right-hand column are as much a part of the record as the figures above them, and they are printed here as blanks rather than filled in with something plausible. No hardware, no anchor, no fixing detail, no service limit and no warranty is published on this part, which means the fixings and the pairing get settled against part number 60313 before you order rather than assumed from this page. What is solid is the geometry: a 25 inch square on the bench or floor, 30 inches from that surface to the top of the frame, and 18 lb of steel to move.
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Bench height, floor space and the reach over the rim
The site question on a small stand is almost entirely about the working position of the operator, so start there. 30 inches of height is roughly the height of a work surface, and that is the number to take to the place this is going: measure the bench it will stand beside, the doorway it passes through and the height of whatever has to be poured, decanted or drawn from the tank the stand carries. If the arrangement is going into a shed, a mix room or the corner of a shop, the 25 inch square is the second number and it is usually the binding one, because 25 inches by 25 inches of permanently committed floor in a small room is a real cost. Then look at what is around the position rather than under it. A stand that raises a tank to bench height also raises the tank's opening to a height where somebody is reaching over it, so the space above wants to be clear of shelving, a light fitting or a low ceiling, and the space in front wants to be clear enough that nobody is working at arm's length across a corner. The surface itself should be flat and hard: 18 lb of steel on an uneven floor will find the high spot and rock. What this record will not tell you is what the frame carries or how the tank is secured in it, and no figure on this page should be read that way.
The sheet lists no companion parts
Nothing is grouped with this part number. The sibling list is empty, so there is no printed alternate at another height, no matching tank part number and no accessory attached to the record, and any comparison between this stand and another one in the catalogue is a conversation with our team rather than a table on this page. The name carries the whole of the published fitment, and the name says one thing: a 15 gallon inductor tank.
What an inductor stand is doing in the room
An inductor tank is a small vessel that sits at working height so that what goes into it can be handled at working height, and a stand is how it gets there. That is the whole idea, and this record is the steel that does it for the 15 gallon size in the catalogue. The part is bought for the arrangement rather than for itself: someone has a small tank, the tank has to be off the floor and at a height a person can work over, and the frame in front of you is the one the catalogue puts against that tank. Where this page stops is where the record stops. We will not tell you what goes in the tank, how the tank is fixed to the frame, how much the frame will take or what the assembly is suitable for, because none of that appears in a single cell. For the sizing half of a project, before any stand is on the order, the tank sizing calculator and the tank sizing guide are the right place to start.
Six plants, ten states, and an NMFC with a suffix
The plants printed on this record are Albertville in Alabama, Hanford in California, Griffin in Georgia, Sheldon in Iowa, St. Bonifacius in Minnesota and Owego in New York, while the ship-from cell names ten states and does not include Alabama, so the plant list and the states list do not match. The freight class cell reads UPS, a carrier name rather than a class, the ship mode cell reads LTL and the NMFC cell reads 95190-02, suffix and all, quoted exactly as it appears and read no further. At 18 lb this is the one part in this group that does not need a dock. The listed price is before freight; the freight cost estimator will price the lane from your ZIP. Do one thing when the box is open: set the stand on the bench and turn it a quarter turn at a time on a surface you know is flat. Any twist that happened in transit shows up as a rock in one of the four positions and nowhere else, and finding it at the bench is a different day from finding it with a tank in the frame. Log the part number against the bench it serves, because small steel parts wander in a busy shop. A strap that is checked once a season is a strap that holds; put it on the same calendar as the gutters.
Ships from: Ships with your tank, from the same Norwesco plant.
Freight and documents
LTL freight is quoted to your ZIP with the freight cost estimator or by phone at 866-418-1777. The listed price is before freight.
Technical drawing (PDF) for Norwesco 60313.
See this tank
Product video. Watch the Norwesco 15 Gal Inductor Tank Steel Stand video (62 seconds) with dimensions, fittings and shipping notes.
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