Pioneer cattle station water tanks are specifically designed to withstand the tough conditions and harsh climate of northern Australia. If you’re looking for a water tank built to endure the test of time, you’ve come to the right place. For over 30 years, Pioneer Water Tanks have proven their durability in some of Australia’s toughest regions.
Pioneer Water Tanks are manufactured and built to meet the demands of various applications, including the tough conditions found on cattle stations. These durable tanks are designed to handle the rigorous environment of farming and agricultural use with ease.
Pioneer Water Tanks features one of the most advanced tank liners on the market. The AQUALINER FRESH® tank liner can withstand water temperatures up to 70 degrees Celsius. Additionally, Pioneer fusion-welds the liner seams twice (doubled welded seams) to ensure ultimate reliability and durability in water storage.
Pioneer Water Tanks is the only water tank company with a truly national dealer network that spans across Australia. Through the Pioneer Dealer Direct® network, Pioneer can install water tanks anywhere, ensuring reliable service and coverage.
For larger, more complex projects requiring a significant number of water tanks, Pioneer can deploy its own team, with extensive experience in handling large-scale tank installations worldwide. Each year, Pioneer Water Tanks installs hundreds of tanks across northern Australia.
With Pioneer Water Tanks, you’re backed by a 20-year warranty and supported by the local expertise and service of the Pioneer Dealer Direct® network. With over 30 years of experience, Pioneer’s after-sales service is unmatched, ensuring you have the support you need, when you need it.
With some of the most advanced manufacturing facilities in the country, Pioneer Water Tanks ensures short lead times by using only Australian-made products. Contact us to find out how quickly we can manufacture your tank. We are committed to meeting your specific needs.
Pioneer Water Tanks can provide you with a tank that is equipped to handle water from most water sources, ensuring versatility and reliability for your water storage needs.
If you’re drawing water from a bore, dam, or river, it is recommended (where possible) to install the water inlet at the bottom wall of the tank. While it might seem unusual, bottom inlets provide the best performance for your water tank. If necessary, a top inlet can be used as a last resort.
For the best solution tailored to your needs, contact our consultants to discuss your options.
Top inlets can create small wave actions on the water surface when water enters the tank, which may cause splashing into the roof area. To avoid this, it’s recommended to use a bottom inlet where possible.
When filling from a bottom inlet, water is pushed into an existing volume of water, causing the levels to simply rise and fall without splashing. It may seem like a large volume of water is pushing back into the inlet, but this is not the case.
When water is sent to the top of a two-metre water tank, it creates two metres of head pressure. Similarly, if the water level inside the tank sits at one metre, you have one metre of head pressure. For each additional metre of water level, the corresponding head pressure increases accordingly.
Pioneer Water Tanks come with a comprehensive range of features, including the AQUALINER Fresh® tank liner, double fusion-welded liner seams, adaptive swivel foot roof truss connector, roof access hatch, external hook-on ladder, 80mm overflow, 80mm outlet and valve (multiple if required), and a 50mm inlet.
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