As the foremost designer and manufacturer of storage tanks in North American, Columbian TecTank (CTT) serves markets in more than 125 countries around the world.
We learned a long time ago that a storage tank is more than just a storage tank. Gone are the days of purchasing a storage tank that “may” work; today, CTT engineers and design teams are focused on creating a storage tank that is tailored to your specific needs. We take into consideration the type of product you plan to store, along with how you plan to load and unload your storage tank. We evaluate your time frame and, of course, your budget to ensure we will deliver a storage tank that helps you conducts business efficiently and cost-effectively.
CTT developed the chimed bolted tank and has designed, manufactured and installed it in thousands of applications throughout the world over the past 100 years. This robust design is unrivaled in the market and no other bolted tank company can claim the years of proven successful field performance that you get with every CTT tank.
Each storage tank is designed with panels that are easily bolted together after they are transported to the jobsite. The tank is erected without any heavy machinery and in practically any kind of weather. This unique design also affords the design flexibility of replacing specific panels when needed to add manholes, nozzles and other fixtures and can also be expanded for the addition of new rows of panels to accommodate future capacity needs.
One of the key characteristics of the CTT’s API 12B tanks is our proprietary coating system. Our Trico-Bond EP factory applied coating has proven its ability to withstand varying liquids and dry bulk materials year after year with minimal maintenance. Our unique coating has performed in the field for more than 50 years and in thousands of different applications.
Contact us today to learn more about working with the leading storage tank manufacturer in the world. No other tank company can claim the level of experience and proven performance we can.
