Flexible Water Tanks

Flexible cisterns for water have several advantages. First, they are very easy to install and do not require complicated structures, saving you time and money. Additionally, they adapt to any terrain, making them ideal for areas where a rigid tank would not work. They are also portable and lightweight, which makes it easier to transport and store them when empty.

Another great advantage is that flexible cisterns are an economical and customizable option. You can choose the capacity and accessories according to your needs, whether for irrigation, drinking water, or rainwater recovery. Furthermore, since they are made from durable materials resistant to UV rays, they have a long service life, ensuring that they will be with you for many years without losing efficiency.

Our flexible tanks are made from high-quality polyester (PES), coated with PVC on both sides, ensuring exceptional strength and durability. These materials are specially treated to resist degradation from UV rays, giving them a lifespan of over 20 years, even in harsh conditions. They are also designed to withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -30°C to +70°C, making them perfect for storing large volumes of water for various applications, from irrigation to emergencies.

The flexible water tanks are designed to be highly durable, with an average lifespan of over 20 years.

The differences between a rigid tank and a flexible one are several, and each has its advantages depending on your needs:

• Material and Structure: Rigid tanks are made from materials like steel or hard plastic, while flexible tanks are made from materials like polyester coated with PVC, making them foldable and easy to transport when empty.
• Installation: Flexible tanks are much easier to install, as they do not require complex structures or heavy machinery. They only need a stable, level surface, and can be deployed and filled on-site, saving time and costs.
• Portability: A flexible tank is lightweight and portable when empty, allowing it to be easily transported, moved, or stored. Rigid tanks, on the other hand, are heavy and difficult to transport once installed.
• Cost: Flexible tanks are usually more affordable, both in purchase price and installation, due to lighter materials and lower transportation and construction costs.
• Uses: Rigid tanks are ideal for permanent installations, while flexible tanks are more versatile and can be used either temporarily or permanently, adapting to various needs such as irrigation, potable water, or rainwater collection.

Flexible water tanks require minimal maintenance, making them very practical.