Another major milestone successfully delivered at GH2.

Fibre Craft Industries supplied a complete FRP Storage Tank Package to Water Engineering & Management Services (WEMS) — at the same site where our Cooling Tower and Panel Tank systems are already operating reliably.

This wasn't a single-tank supply. It was a fully engineered, process-integrated storage solution designed specifically for a running water treatment facility.

Scope of Supply

• 2 × 50,000 L Vertical Tanks – Filtered Water Backwash & RO3 Permeate
• 1 × 50,000 L Horizontal Tank – Degasser Water Storage
• 1 × 75,000 L Vertical Tank – UF Permeate Storage
• 1 × 100,000 L Vertical Tank – RO2 Permeate Storage
• 6 × 2,000 L Vertical Tanks – Anionic Polymer Storage

Multiple capacities. Mixed orientations. Process-critical applications.

Engineered for Process Reliability

In water treatment facilities, storage tanks are not auxiliary equipment — they are operational backbones. Permeate storage failure means plant interruption. Chemical tank corrosion means dosing instability. Leakage means downtime and safety risk.

That's why FRP is the preferred solution. Our tanks are engineered to handle:

• Aggressive water chemistries
• Continuous duty cycles
• Structural loads & hydrostatic pressure
• Long-term outdoor exposure

With a service life exceeding 20+ years, these tanks are built for durability — not replacement cycles.

In-House Manufacturing

All tanks are manufactured in-house using controlled production processes:

• Filament Winding Technology for uniform structural strength
• Precision nozzle fabrication & reinforcement
• Strict QA/QC including hydrotesting, barcol hardness, and dimensional checks

Built in Pakistan. Engineered for industry. Designed for long-term performance.

Why This Project Matters

GH2 is not just another site for Fibre Craft Industries. It demonstrates integrated capability — cooling systems, panel tanks, and now a complete storage tank package — all from a single local manufacturer. This is what end-to-end FRP capability looks like.