01 / 5,000 L1
5000L PVC Water Bladder Tank
A compact pillow tank for drip irrigation buffers and small farm storage. Filled size 2.5 x 2 x 1 m, about 22 kg empty. 1,321 US gal.
1,321 US gal
IRRIGATION
Flexible Water Bladder Tank for Irrigation
A flexible PVC water bladder tank is a collapsible, non-potable water store for irrigation — a pillow tank of 5,000–50,000 L that holds farm water where a rigid tank is too slow or too costly to install.
Recommended capacities
Capacities that suit irrigation best
Three sizes suit most irrigation work: a small buffer for drip lines, a mid-size farm tank, and a larger buffer for long watering runs. All are the same non-potable PVC bladder, in different sizes.
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02 / 10,000 L2
10000L PVC Water Bladder Tank
Mid-size storage for farm water supply and irrigation over a season. Filled size 5 x 2 x 1 m, 37.4 kg empty. 2,642 US gal.
2,642 US gal
03 / 20,000 L3
20000L PVC Water Bladder Tank
Larger buffer for extended watering and bigger irrigation areas. Filled size 5 x 4 x 1 m, 63.8 kg empty. 5,283 US gal.
5,283 US gal
Ground preparation
Prepare the ground before the tank arrives
A bladder tank needs level ground, cleared of sharp stones and debris, with a sand bed or a ground sheet underneath. A concrete base is not needed, and the tank can be moved when the site changes.
Level ground
Flat, firm ground with no sharp stones or debris.
Sand bed or ground sheet
Lay a sand bed or a ground sheet under the tank to protect the fabric.
No concrete base
No concrete base or permanent foundation is needed.
Connection
Connect the tank to drip lines and pumps
Water leaves the tank through the inlet and outlet fittings, with a valve to control the flow and a vent valve to let air in as the level drops. Connect the outlet to a pump or a drip-line manifold, and the tank feeds the irrigation directly.
Inlet and outlet fittings
Standard fittings include the inlet, outlet and flange for connecting pipes and hoses.
Valve and vent valve
A valve controls the flow, and a vent valve lets air in as the water level drops.
Drip lines and pumps
Connect the outlet to a pump or a drip-line manifold to feed the crop directly.
Irrigation questions
Questions about irrigation bladder tanks
Answers to the questions we hear most about irrigation water storage.
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Minimum order
100 sets, with 1 sample set first.
Lead time
20 days for standard sizes, 30 days for custom sizes.
Fittings and packing
Valve size and material to be confirmed per order.