Top 5 Pressure Tank Manufacturers in Asia
Could you ever imagine a world without any storage solutions for the different kinds of substances used every day? Through the years, tanks have innovated from simply just being a storage space, to a fully customisable pressure tank. Luckily in Asia, sourcing and fabricating metal, as well as more reasonable labour costs gave way for companies to establish and advance storage, dispensing, and manufacturing systems. To give you an idea on how far Asian countries have gone in the tank industry, here are the top pressure tank manufacturers in Asia, supplying to different parts of the world:
1. UNICONTROLS – Singapore
Unicontrols started out in 1976 manufacturing fluid dispenser systems for different kinds of industries. Today, Unicontrols is one of the world’s leading pressure tank manufacturers, complete with accessories and customisation of air pressure tanks. Unicontrols is also the authorised distributor of Hibar in Southeast Asia, which are metering pumps and fillers. Their comprehensive range of products offers the highest quality of liquid dispensing solutions available in the market today.
2. TANKPAC – Taiwan
Tankpac is one of the world’s renowned pressure tank manufacturers based in Taiwan, specialising in reverse osmosis storage tanks. Now, they are also introducing thermal expansion tanks for water heaters and boilers. Constantly building and researching best water treatment systems, Tankpac’s current signature technology is using a butyl diaphragm and polypropylene liner to separate water and air, limiting the growth of germs and impurities inside the tank. The metal diaphragm expansion tanks that they build have greater pressure resistance than plastic. Tankpac is the sister company of GWS (Global Water Solutions), which is under the Boston-based Swan Group, that started out specialising in plumbing and heating.
3. CN ASIA CORPORATION BHD – Malaysia
Chip Ngai Engineering Works SDN BHD, under the CN Asia Corporation based in Selangor, Malaysia, is responsible for the manufacturing and trading of underground and skid tanks, dish ends, pressure vessels, road tankers, and piping for the petroleum industry. They also manufacture customised tanks for specialised industries. They use Post Weld Heat Treatment after welding to strengthen the metal and prevent stress-induced cracks, creating a longer lifespan. With concern for the environment, CN Asia also fabricates environment-friendly double wall Steel/Fibre Jacketed storage tanks for underground storage.
4. SUTEE GROUP – Thailand
Thailand-based Sutee Group started out manufacturing dished heads from carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminium alloys; and later on ventured to fabricating pressure tanks, oil tanks, LPG tanks, and industrial boilers. Its long-term presence in the industry led it to be affiliated with 6 companies covering all areas of logistics, including trucks and trailers, conveyor systems, factory and building design and construction, factory automation systems, and also robots. The affiliate company, Sutee Tankers and Special Trucks Co., Ltd. is in charge of the production of pressure tanks for factories, rickshaws, gas trucks, and trailers.
5. GWS (Global Water Solutions) – Taiwan
The sister company of Tankpac, Global Water Solutions Ltd. is a member of the Swan Group, with manufacturing hubs located in Massachusetts, USA and Taichung, Taiwan. They offer a wide range of products such as pressurised tanks for hydronic heating, thermal applications, pressure booster, reverse osmosis, and water well applications. Their exclusive offerings include the CAD2 diaphragm tanks and single diaphragm tanks with a patented water connection.
With the assortment and bountiful resources available in Asia, there is no need for pressure tank manufacturers or distributors to look elsewhere for production and supplies. These companies didn’t reach where they are today just by production; they continuously innovate and strive to give customers high-quality products which are smarter and cost more reasonably, compared to their contenders.
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