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Meridian Horizontal Fuel Tanks

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Meridian Manufacturing: Horizontal Fuel Tanks

Fuel storage requirements vary from site to site, but reliability, compliance, and operational efficiency remain constant priorities. Meridian Horizontal Fuel Tanks provide secure fuel storage solutions for commercial, industrial, construction, and resource-based operations, with configurations ranging from compact fleet fueling systems to large-capacity storage installations designed to support critical equipment and vehicle fleets.

Meridian offers both heavy-duty Double Wall Fuel Tanks and Econo Double Wall Fuel Tanks to meet a wide range of storage and fueling requirements. Double Wall tanks provide integrated secondary containment and are available in capacities up to 100,000 litres, making them well suited for permanent fueling infrastructure and high-consumption operations. Econo Double Wall tanks offer the same containment advantages in a compact, cost-effective package for smaller fleets, remote sites, generators, and equipment fueling applications. Both product lines can be configured with pumps, metering systems, hose management, and other accessories to support efficient day-to-day fueling operations.

Common Applications

  • Commercial and industrial fleet fueling
  • Construction and infrastructure projects
  • Mining and resource operations
  • Backup power and generator fuel supply

Canadian Horizontal Fuel Tanks

MODEL VOLUME LITERS VOLUME IMP. GAL DIAMETER CM DIAMETER INCHES LENGTH (WITH SKID) CM LENGTH (WITH SKID) INCHES
Horizontal Double Wall Fuel Tanks
MDW-2300 2,310 508 130 51 226 89
MDW-4595 3,241/1,351 713/297 130 51 406 160
MDW-4600 4,607 1,013 130 51 406 160
MDW-10000 9,972 2,194 163 64 572 225
MDW-15000 14,900 3,278 229 90 592 233
MDW-25000 24,890 5,475 229 90 843 332
MDW-35000 38,846 7,665 229 90 1,107 436
MDW-50000 50,015 11,002 302 119 958 377
MDW-65000 65,100 14,298 302 119 1,173 432
MDW-75000 75,800 16,674 302 119 1,326 522
MDW-100000 100,000 26,417 323 127 1509 594
Econo Horizontal Double Wall Fuel Tanks
EDW-15000 14,900 3,278 229 90 379 149
EDW-25000 24,890 5,475 229 90 630 248
EDW-35000 35,051 7710 229 90 894 352

U.S. Horizontal Fuel Tanks

Item# Volume (U.S. Gal.) Diameter Length Weight (lbs)
Horizontal Double Wall Fuel Tanks
64041 500 48″ 6′ 5″ 885
64042 1,000 64″ 6′ 5″ 1,750
64043 2,000 64″ 12′ 6″ 3,390
64057 4,000 76″ 20′ 6,130
64058 4K 75/25 split 76″ 20′ 6,940
64060 5,000 76″ 22′ 7,100
64059 5K 80/20 split 76″ 22′ 7,915
37148 8,500 10′ 15′ 12,625
64085 10,000 10′ 18′ 14,185
64073 12,000 10′ 22′ 16,250
64074 15,000 10′ 26′ 18,840
Horizontal Single Wall Fuel Tanks
60629 560 48″ 74″ 510
60630 1,000 64″ 74″ 716
60631 2,000 64″ 148″ 1,225
Econo Horizontal Double Wall Tanks are not available in the U.S. Horizontal Single Wall Tanks are not available in Canada

Common Features (0 features)

Canadian Horizontal Double Wall Tanks

Canadian Econo Horizontal Double Wall Tanks

U.S. Horizontal Double Wall Fuel Tanks

U.S. Horizontal Single Wall Fuel Tanks

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Canadian Horizontal Double Wall Tanks

  • Optional fork lift pockets & bollards

Canadian Econo Horizontal Double Wall Tanks

U.S. Horizontal Double Wall Fuel Tanks

U.S. Horizontal Single Wall Fuel Tanks

FAQ

Both provide integrated secondary containment, but they are typically used for different operational requirements. Double Wall Fuel Tanks are often selected for larger fuel storage volumes and permanent fueling infrastructure, while Econo Double Wall Fuel Tanks provide a compact and economical solution for smaller fueling applications.

Capacity planning should consider fuel consumption rates, delivery frequency, seasonal operating demands, equipment utilization, and business continuity objectives. Many organizations size storage to reduce delivery interruptions while maintaining flexibility as operations grow.

Yes. Meridian Horizontal Fuel Tanks are commonly used for diesel and gasoline storage and can be configured for a variety of approved liquid storage applications. They are also available in various split tank configurations allowing you to have one tank with separate internal diesel and gasoline compartments and individual pumps.

Yes. Many facilities begin with a specific storage requirement and expand capacity as equipment fleets, production demands, or site operations grow. Planning for future expansion early can simplify future upgrades and reduce project costs.

Horizontal fuel tanks are often selected when higher storage capacities, integrated fueling systems, and centralized fleet fueling are priorities. Their design allows for large-volume storage while providing convenient access to pumps, meters, hose management systems, and maintenance points. For many industrial facilities, fleet operations, and construction sites, horizontal tanks become the hub of a complete fueling system rather than simply a storage vessel.
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