Step 1
Know Your Water Quality and Source
Understanding your water quality is crucial:
General Well Water: 304 stainless steel is ideal for most well and municipal water sources, offering excellent corrosion resistance.
Hard or Bore Water: For borewell or hard water with high mineral content, 316 stainless steel is recommended due to its superior resistance to corrosion.
step 2
Determine Your Water Storage Needs
Calculate your daily water usage to decide on the tank capacity:
Small Households: A 300-1500 liter tank is usually sufficient.
Larger Properties: For commercial or industrial use, consider a 2000-7500 liter tank. Planning for future needs can also be beneficial, so consider choosing a slightly larger tank than your current requirements.
Step 3
Choose the Right Model
Hydropure tanks come in both vertical and horizontal models.
Vertical Models: Great for spaces with limited floor area but ample height. Cost-effective compared to horizontal.
Horizontal Models: Ideal for low-clearance areas, such as under decks or roofings.
Step 4
Select the Right Thickness
Match the tank's material to your environment:
0.8mm Thickness: Offers enhanced durability, ideal for rough conditions.
0.6mm Thickness: A cost-effective option for standard environments.
Step 5
Select the Right Grade
Ensure the grade is suitable to your water quality.
304 Food-Grade Stainless Steel: Suitable for most general water storage needs with excellent corrosion resistance.
316 Food-Grade Stainless Steel: Required for storing hard water or borewell water, as it provides superior resistance to chlorides and other corrosive elements often found in these water sources.
Step 6
Budget for Long-Term Value
Consider the long-term benefits:
Cost vs. Value: While stainless steel has a higher upfront cost, its durability and low maintenance offer significant savings over time.
Warranty: Enjoy peace of mind with Hydropure’s 12-year warranty, covering material and manufacturing defects.
