Potable water pillow tanks from 25 to 250,000 gallons for emergency drinking water, disaster relief and temporary municipal supply. Each collapsible SITE TANKS tank is made with NSF 61 certified resin and lays flat when it's empty.
When the tap isn't an option, people still need water they can drink. Our potable pillow tanks from SITE TANKS are certified for potable water use under NSF 61, so the tank itself is rated to hold drinking water.
Relief teams set up potable pillow tanks to hold safe drinking water where the local system is down, and the tank packs back down once service returns. Fill it from a treated source: the tank is rated to hold drinking water, not to purify it.
When a utility takes a line or storage tank out of service, a potable pillow tank keeps temporary water on hand until the work is done. NSF/ANSI 61 governs the materials that touch drinking water, and local authorities may ask to see that certification before they approve a potable setup.
Construction and mining crews working far from a supply keep potable water on site in a tank that ships compact and sets up where they need it. Sizes up to 1,500 gallons weigh under 100 pounds empty, light enough for a small crew to carry into place.
Keep these tanks for drinking water, and don't return one to drinking water service once it has held anything else. For irrigation, firefighting or process water, a non-potable pillow tank does the job. For several tanks or a size we don't list, request a quote.