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Two new bunded fuel tanks
November 1st 2007

Scorpion Power Systems new ranges of bunded oil tanks combine the environmental benefits of integral bunding with the latest diesel storage and dispensing technology. Available in polyethylene or steel, the tanks comply with DEFRA regulations and have been designed especially for the safe, secure and environmentally responsible storage of diesel fuels.

Designed to blend aesthetically with the surrounding environment, the polyethylene tanks are robust and require no maintenance, as they are corrosive free. Claimed to be easy to install and use, the polyethylene tanks are available in a range of sizes and models in capacities ranging from 1220 litres to 5000 litres. All polyethylene tanks are equipped with a tank contents gauge and have OFTEC approval. Scorpion's steel tanks are manufactured to BS799 part 5 and have been designed to withstand the harshest conditions.

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