Pit Liners
Pit liners are used in ponds, dams, or other large in-ground basins to contain liquids safely and effectively. American industries commonly use pits or lagoons to store waste products or water, all of which require quality pit liner solutions according to national regulations. Energy sectors also utilize ponds or pits to store oil and gas and usually hold significant quantities of these substances. The concept behind industrial pit storage is to isolate harmful chemicals from the environment and minimize human exposure and health risks. Oil remediation is a hazardous business, with drilling sites, depots, and a number of other facilities requiring quality pit liners to match their operational needs. We’ve fabricated and replaced pit liners to facilitate the storage of dozens of various chemicals over our 20+ years in global operation.
With pit liners being critical to securing harmful chemicals, waste products, and vital water reserves, AM Tanks offers a range of heavy-duty, high-strain capacity options to suit your lining project.
AM Tanks’ pit liners are designed to be used in a multitude of water and chemical storage scenarios. While pit liners achieve the same containment effect regardless of your storage purposes, it’s important to select the most suitable material for your application to maximize your liner’s effectiveness.
The flat liner sheet is fabricated, rolled then transported to be installed directly into the pit onsite.
Primary uses for pit and pond liners include:
- Oil Storage Pits - Temporary and permanent.
- Storage Lagoons.
- Oil Remediation Pads.
- Treatment Dams - Wastewater and by-products.
AM Tanks supplies and installs pit liners and outdoor lagoon liners to suit all budgets and storage requirements. Individual applications must be discussed with our liner installation team prior to ordering an appropriate pit liner.
PVC is generally the best option for water storage and light chemical matrixes, however, we’ll recommend which pit liner product to purchase based on:
- Whether it’s a temporary or more permanent solution.
- How much sun the liner will be exposed to.
- The location’s overall climate.
- The contents you’re intending to contain in it.
- Other damage the liner will be susceptible to.
A more resilient pit liner grade might be required for heavier chemicals such as oils, fuels, and other by-products, with AM Tanks custom manufacturing several types of liner materials to suit.
- Puncture and abrasion resistant using an alloyed fabrication.
- Lightweight construction for simple installation.
- UV-stabilized for years of outdoor use and perfect for frequently emptied pits.
- Scientifically tested to withstand extreme hot and cold climates.
- Corrosion-resistant.
- Fittings - Bulkhead and Bung.
- Pipeboot.
- Liner Grips.