Tanks for fuel

Fuel tanks are used with furnaces that have a fuel feeding system. Depending on the size of the tank, they have different capacities and are used for boilers of various power ratings. Typically, the tank is placed on the feeder frame and attached to a specially adapted mounting flange. The tanks have a large hatch through which fuel is added. They can be made from sheet metal with a thickness of 1.5mm or 2mm. Tanks come in many colors to aesthetically match the color of the boiler. There are also unpainted tanks. The size of the tank should be appropriately matched to the size of the boiler, and the mounting frame properly fitted to the size of the flange on the feeder pipe. To ensure the tank retains its properties for as long as possible and the metal does not rust, it should be cleaned regularly and only dry fuel should be used.