Flotrol Min Tank, Charcoal

The Flotrol Charcoal Mineral Tank is a 10-by-54-inch pressure vessel that houses filtration or softening media in a whole-house treatment system.

• 10" x 54" tank profile is a common residential size for softeners and backwashing filters
• Charcoal-colored finish suits mechanical rooms and utility spaces
• Flotrol tank construction is engineered to hold media under line pressure with a corrosion-resistant interior
• Threaded top opening accepts a standard control valve and internal distributor tube
• Works as the mineral vessel for softening resin or a variety of filtration medias
• Approximate shipping weight around 120 lb suits a fully bedded 10x54 vessel

This tank is intended as the media vessel in a residential or light commercial system, whether you are building a new softener or filter or replacing a failed tank. Choose your tank size below and it is sized free to your water so the media volume matches your capacity needs. Pair it with a compatible control valve, distributor, and the media appropriate for your water. The tank ships as a vessel and is charged with media at installation, so plan the resin or filtration bed before you commission it.

A charcoal-finish vessel for softeners and filters

This Flotrol mineral tank in a charcoal finish is the pressure vessel that houses resin or filtration media in a whole-house system. Its seamless corrosion-resistant liner stands up to the wetting and chemistry of continuous softening or filtration duty, while the reinforced outer wall carries the pressure and the repeated stress of backwash cycles over a long service life.

Specifying it correctly

The tank size dictates how much media the system holds and therefore its capacity and service flow, so matching the vessel to your media volume is the key sizing decision. Tell us what media you are running and the flow you need, and we will confirm this tank is the right choice, supply the matching distributor tube and control valve where needed, and include the guidance to assemble and start it up.

A vessel built to last

Mineral tanks like this routinely give a decade or more of service because the fiberglass wrap resists fatigue from thousands of pressure and backwash cycles. Pair it with the correct riser and lower distributor for your media, avoid exceeding its rated working pressure, and it will quietly do its job at the core of your system for years.