Pressure & Expansion Tanks
Our pressure tanks are available in sizes ranging from 24L up to 500L, and expansion tanks range from 33L to 200L. Tanks are also available in horizontal or vertical shape, to accommodate different installation space.
Elbi has secured ISO 9001: 2008 company certification and various product certifications that meet key European and International standards. The Thermoidraulics Division’s products have received approval from multiple International authorities, based on plant types and requirements. The majority of thermo-hydraulic products are designed in accordance with PED (Pressure Equipment Directive) or ASME standards and carry CE marking.
These products are also available with certifications such as WRAS, ACS, TÜV, WRc, NSF, IAPMO, TTK, and other international certifications.
Pressure Tanks
Our Pressure tanks are available in different sizes and technical designs.
Vertical tanks are available in the following sizes :
24 L, 33L. 50L, 60L, 80L, 100L, 150L, 200L, 300L, 500L
Horizontal tanks are available in the following sizes:
50L, 80L, 100L, and a stainless steel 24L tank
The pressure tank is one of the main components of a well water system since it stores water from the well and supplies it to your home at an appropriate pressure. A pressure tank regulates water pressure and gives you instant access to well water all without the need to manually turn on the pump. Moreover, it reduces stress on the pump and prolongs its lifespan by allowing you to draw well water without the pump cycling on and off each time.
Expansion Tanks
Our water heater expansion tanks are available in different sizes and technical designs.
Water heater expansion tanks are available in the following sizes:
33L, 50L, 80L, 100L, 150L, 200L
The expansion tank is designed to handle the thermal expansion of water as it heats up in the water heater, preventing excessive water pressure. If water pressure gets too high it can damage valves in plumbing fixtures, joints in supply pipes and the water heater itself. Expanding water from the water heater flows into the expansion tank, relieving water pressure in the system.
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