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FiREGUARD is the New Generation of fire-rated ASTs, going
far beyond those "first generation" tanks which were merely
enclosed in concrete.
- Fireguard was the first AST of its design to obtain a UL listing for secondary containment.
- Fireguard's secondary containment can be tightness tested on-site with standard testing procedures!
- Fireguard's exterior steel wall provides superior weatherability and low-cost maintenance. Unlike concrete, cracking or spalling will never be a problem!
- Fireguard's unique thermal insulating material is 75% lighter than concrete. . . shipping cost, installation and relocation costs are reduced!
- The Fireguard technology is patented under U.S. Patent #5695089 and #5809650 for "lightweight Double Wall Storage Tank."
- Fireguard is UL approved core component for the 2244 system listing.
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UL 2244 systems
listing includes core components (Fireguard) and optional
equipment for vehicle fueling, motor oil storage and generator
base tanks (Call for information on airport fueling systems)
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- Secondary containment is testable on-site using standard, economical
testing procedures.
- Fireguard's steel outer wall provides low-cost
maintenance and protects the insulation material from weathering.
- An average 12,000 gallon Fireguard weighs under 30,000
pounds - well within the legal load limit for trucking.
- 30-year warranty is standard with every Fireguard.
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- The secondary containment on certain designs may require elaborate
and expensive procedures to be tested on-site.
- exposed concrete outer wall is susceptible to cracking, spalling and
weathering - problems that are expensive to correct and are usually
not covered by warranty.
- An average 12,000 gallon concrete-encased tank weighs upwards of
100,000 pounds - imagine the hassles involved in handling that tank.
- Some manufacturers may charge extra for a 30-year warranty.
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FIREGUARD : THE ONLY TANK
THAT MEETS ALL OF THESE STANDARDS
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- UL 2085 Listed as both a "Protected" and a
"Fire-Resistant" AST
- UL Listed Secondary Containment comes standard with every
tank
- Both Inner and Outer steel tanks are built to UL standards
- Uniform fire Code UFC - Article 79 as a "Protected Tank"
- UL 2244 Aboveground Flammable Liquid Tank System
- National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 30 & 30A
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- Ballistics protection per UFC Article 79, and per UL 2085
- Impact protection per UFC Article 79, and per UL 2085
- California Air Resources Board (CARB) testing requirements for air
emissions
- Steel Tank Institute (STI) Standard F941 for Thermally Insulated
Aboveground Storage Tanks
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