Drinking water tanks are designed to store and supply clean drinking water. They are commonly used in various water treatment or water transportation systems to provide water to various locations such as buildings, camps or event venues. Drinking water tanks must meet the highest hygiene and safety standards and may have special filters and pumping systems to ensure clean water quality

Wastewater tanks are designed to collect and store wastewater before its further treatment or discharge. These tanks are connected to the sewage system and are usually used in buildings, industrial facilities or settlements. Wastewater tanks can be equipped with suitable filters or cleaning devices to prevent clogging of the waste water system and environmental pollution.

Firefighting water tanks are designed to hold firefighting water and make it available for firefighting operations. These tanks are usually located in nearby fire hydrants or pump stations and provide fire departments with quick access to sufficient water to extinguish the fire. Fire water tanks can be equipped with special valves or pumps that allow rapid release of water and maintenance of pressure.

Rainwater tanks are designed to collect and store rainwater or rainwater. These tanks help divert rainwater away from the vicinity of buildings or surfaces and can later be used as irrigation water or channeled into the drainage system. Rainwater tanks may be equipped with filters or drainage systems to remove potential contaminants or excess water.