Frac Tank Sizes

Flexible Hydraulic Fracturing Tanks for High-Capacity Storage

Built for high-capacity performance, our flexible frac tanks hold 20,000 to 210,000 gallons in a single unit making these flexible tanks ideal for hydraulic fracturing and corrugated tank liners.

Made from durable, puncture-resistant fabric, these tanks withstand tough field conditions, including UV exposure and chemical contact. Pair with a secondary containment berm for added spill protection and keep a repair kit on-site for fast fixes.

We also specifically provide corrugated water storage frac tanks.

Typical Flexible Frac Tank Sizes

Benefits

• 50% Better Heat Retention
• Reduced Tank Transportation Costs
• Operates in a Wide Range of Temperatures: -58 to 180 F
• Wide Capacity Range: 130 gallons to 150,000 gallons
• Several Tanks can be Transported in One Truck
• Decreased Energy Costs Due to High Heat Retention
• Minimized Footprint

Technical Specifications

Material: The urethane material is a highly resistant and durable option that offers increased strength, as well as a high resistance to hydrocarbons, fuel and water. Standard thicknesses of these materials include a 32 ounce and 34 ounce option.

Fittings: Standard fittings found on this flexible tank include dual 4" fill/discharge ports, 2" x 2" floor drain ports, hoses, and 2" diameter vents.

Capacities: Standard frac tank sizes range from 20,000 to 210,000 gallons. Some of the most frequently used sizes include 50,000 gallons, 100,000 gallons and 210,000 gallons. See the list below to find the equivalent barrel storage of these tanks. This can greatly decrease your energy, transportation and shipping costs and one collapsible frac tank can equal several steel units. For example, a 150,000 gal portable frac tank holds about 3,750 US oil barrels which is equivalent to approximately 6 conventional steel frac tanks.

• 50,000 gallons: Approximately 1190 bbl
• 100,000 gallons: Approximately 2380 bbl
• 210,000 gallons: Approximately 5000 bbl

The flexible frac tank is made from several different material options that equip the unit for storage of hydraulic fracturing fluids and waste storage. This has allowed tanks to be used in various aspects of the oil, gas, and mining process.

• Industrial Pumping
• Hydraulic Fracturing Water Storage
• Fuel Supply Storage
• Commercial Fracking and Oilfield Operations
• Water and Oil Storage
• Other Liquid Storage
• Multitude Commercial and Industrial Applications