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Tote-A-Lube® Storage Tanks

Tote-A-Lube® Storage Tanks

We have developed the five Tote-A-Lube® configurations by Fluidall shown below to meet best practice standards for lubrication storage. They can be ordered as shown. However, if you need something slightly different, give us a call so we can help you sort through the customizable options.

  • Modular design offers space-saving storage for multiple oils, lubricants and fluids
  • Available in 35-, 70-, 120-, 180-, 240- and 330-gallon tank sizes
  • Industrial-strength, lightweight, stackable and easy to install
  • Can be securely stacked together in various configurations
  • Each poly tank comes standard with a 1-inch bottom bulkhead, 1- to 2-inch FPT opening on top, and one 2-inch FPT fill-port opening, making them easy to fill while stacked. (Tanks can be customized with additional openings in either the top or sides.)
  • Made from rugged, high-quality, food-grade polyethylene that will not rust
  • Translucent tanks for easy visual inventory of fluid levels
  • Can be used with pump or gravity feed

Configurations:

  • 4-35 Gallon
  • 3-70 Gallon
  • 2-180 Gallon
  • 2-240 Gallon

 

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