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Silage effluent tanks for the
UK farming/agricultural
sector
Marsh Industries, the leading UK water and wastewater
storage tank manufacturer, has announced a new range of
silage effluent storage tanks, aptly named the Agri-Silage
Tank range, which is specifically designed for the safe
storage and handling of silage effluent (also known as
silage run-off).
he tanks are
supplied with a
chemically
resistant gel-coat
that protects the
fibres in the
laminates and provides excellent
water and chemical resistance.
This inherent integrity allows
Marsh to offer an unrivalled 50
year design life, backed by a 25
year structural guarantee.
Available in capacities up to
100,000 litres in Ø2.5m and Ø3m
diameters, the tanks are
manufactured using GRP (virgin
unfilled resin - no ‘fillers’ such as
chalk) providing consistent wall
thickness ensuring superior
structural strength and durability.
This also enables the tank to be
significantly lighter for on-site
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handling/positioning and better
suited to withstand greater
hydrostatic pressures when in use.
With a designated Contract
Department focused on making
life simpler for the customer the
hassle is really taken out of the
job. Marsh is the only company to
benefit from the in house
computer design programme Gaia
that provides each quote with
three tanks with a varying
diameter.
Marsh Industries also
manufactures Sewage Treatment
Plants, Septic Tanks, Flood
Attenuation Tanks and many more
products including Rainwater
Harvesters, Pump Chambers,
Grease Traps and a new Separator
range called Hydroil from the head
office based in Northamptonshire
and the recently opened factory in
Somerset. Just like the Agri-Silage
range, all of Marsh’s products are
manufactured using 100% GRP.
The company is at the forefront
of redesigning water and
wastewater products. The Marsh
range benefits from many unique
selling points including; lifting
eyes, a keying in lip and feet on all
our tanks. These help to create a
safer and less complicated
installation on site. For areas of the
country that suffer from hard
ground conditions or a high water
table, Marsh Industries can
provide a shallow version of the
products. Variable inlet
depths/orientations can be
specified to suit site conditions
and high-level alarms are
available.
As a company Marsh Industries
prides itself on the friendly yet
professional operation. Both
before and after sales technical
advice is offered where required
and the Area Representatives, who
cover the UK Mainland, would be
more than happy to a conduct site
visit where needed.
If you require any further
information or for full specifications
and pricing please contact Marsh
Industries on 01933 654582 or visit
www.marshindustries.co.uk
May 2017 | Farming Monthly | 07