Biogas Digester Tanks
Glass fused steel digester tanks for anaerobic treatment projects, planned around process duty, corrosion resistance, access, and long-service shell performance.



















2000+
Tanks Installed
30+
Years Lifespan
4x
Better Protection
Specifications
GFS Panels
Material
0.25-0.40mm
Coating
20K-8M L
Capacity
30+ Years
Service Life
Ring-by-ring Modular
Expandable Format
GFS Tank Types
GFS technology is selected across water, wastewater, biological treatment, and process storage projects where a durable bolted-steel system with a glass fused finish is preferred.
Glass fused steel digester tanks for anaerobic treatment projects, planned around process duty, corrosion resistance, access, and long-service shell performance.
Engineered GFS tanks for STP, ETP, equalization, sludge, treated water, and process-side wastewater storage duties.
Bolted glass fused steel digester shells for anaerobic treatment projects, planned around gas-tight detailing and long-service process performance.
GFS reactor tanks suitable for UASB and biological treatment applications where corrosion resistance, repeatable panel quality, and maintenance access are important.
Glass fused steel storage tanks for leachate and high-demand effluent holding, configured according to project chemistry and operating conditions.
GFS tanks for sludge holding, digestion-side buffering, and treatment plant handling duties where clean access and durable internal surfaces matter.
Roof Options
Roof systems are selected according to tank duty, site layout, access requirements, and project specifications so the final assembly remains practical, durable, and service-ready.
Engineered deck roof arrangement with structural members, access planning, and site-ready detailing for covered treatment and utility tanks.
Flexible membrane roof option for covered storage requirements where lightweight construction and practical installation are preferred.
Bolted panel roof system with factory-prepared components, secure fastening, and a durable finish for demanding service conditions.
Glass-fused-to-steel technology creates a permanent molecular bond between glass and steel at temperatures exceeding 850C. This process results in a coating that will never peel, crack, or flake.
High-quality steel panels are cut and shaped with precision
Porcelain enamel frit is applied to both sides of the panel
Panels are fired at 850C creating a molecular bond
Each panel undergoes rigorous quality control testing