Modular Tank Systems

Modular Water Retention Tanks built on a panel-based system.

Used widely across aquaculture, aquaponics, hydroponics and water retention.

Food/Fish Safe and adaptable to large-scale and small-scale commercial and agriculture applications.

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Refurbishment Tank Liners

Upgrade your Tank or Raceway with our Form-Fit Polyethylene or PVC Membrane Liner System.

Fully Adaptable to nearly any fiberglass, concrete, or steel tank with perfect fitment through our CAD to Machine production processes.

Food-Grade/Fish-Grade material that is bio-secure, cost-effective, and built-to-last.

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Smart Solutions

for a sustainable future

We’re proud to partner with Mat Kuling to support their mission in sustainable aquaculture. This collaboration brings together innovative aquaculture technology and prove tank solutions to deliver reliable, efficient, and scalable results.

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Versatile. Efficient.

FIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITE PANELS + POLYETHYLENE LINER 

Our water retainment structure is made up of our highly engineered componentized fiber reinforced composites and finished to-purpose utilizing a variety of options, including the patented easily replaceable options: Polyethylene Scrim Reinforced Liner, PVC Liners, along with other more permanent NSF or ANSI paints, finishes, and coatings. Structural Armor WRS paneling system offers straight or radius panel options, making any shape possible.

ICC-ES Evaluated

With 90 years of experience in product evaluation and code publications, ICC-ES:

  • Employs a complete staff of licensed engineers and architects in a variety of disciplines; no subcontractor review
  • Is the expert in developing Acceptance Criteria (ACs) for innovative products – the only organization that can provide expert interpretation of the published ACs. Acceptance criteria are developed for use solely by ICC-ES for the purpose of issuing ICC-ES evaluation reports.
  • Is in full compliance with section 1703 of the international building code ®
  • Is ANSI accredited

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