Husky's flexible portable pillow tanks can be used for many industrial pumping, commercial and oilfield fracking operations.
These tanks present a more efficient and economical alternative to steel tanks.
Husky Frac Tanks have many applications in the oil field with capabilities of storing large amounts of water, brine, and oil.
Available in XR (chemical, greywater and blackwater) and Urethane Materials (fuels).
Husky’s custom manufacturing process allows them to build a variety of sizes and specifications.
Husky has a wide array of fittings to offer for your frac tanks, portable tanks, bladder tanks, pillow tanks.
They use only the highest quality fittings available, from Banjo
polypropylene fittings, top of the line brass, and stainless steel ball
valves, to our exclusive line of 6061-T6 aluminum fittings. Learn more about Flexible Frac Tanks here!
MUST CALL TO ORDER: Please Call 877-844-3101, or use the Contact Us page to start the Custom Frac Tank Process.
Husky Frac Tank benefits over steel frac tanks:
Much higher storage capacities than steel ( 50,000 gallon pillow tank can store over 1,100 barrels)
Extremely economical at less than half the cost of steel.
Faster set-up than several steel tanks.
50% better heat retention than steel.
Can operate at extreme temperatures (-50 below to 180 degrees.)
Minimal trucking cost with no permits required and multiple tanks can be on one truck.
Lower fuel emissions because of fewer trucks needed to transport.
What is a Flexible Frac Tank?
Frac tanks are tanks used to transport and store water for the purpose of hydraulic fracturing.
The water in the frac tank is piped to the pump, which pumps the water at a high pressure down the well.
Frac tanks come in steel and flexible varieties.
Flexible, portable, or pillow tanks can be used for many industrial pumping, commercial and oilfield fracking operations.
These tanks present a more efficient and economical alternative to steel tanks.
Flexible frac tanks have many applications in the oil field, with capabilities of storing large amounts of water, brine, and oil.
Hydraulic Fracturing:
Fluid reservoirs, including oil, natural gas, and water sometimes occur in formations with low permeability, like shale, coal, or other non-porous rocks.
To extract fluids from such reservoirs, the technique of hydraulic fracturing is often used.
During hydraulic fracturing, high-pressured water and a proppant (sand or another grainy material) is pumped down the well bore.
The pressure from the water causes the formation to crack, and the proppant holds the tiny cracks open, allowing the oil or other fluid to be extracted.
Hydraulic fracturing is also used for other purposes, such as:
WARNING - This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
