September 23, 2026
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Gauteng based company builds its biggest tank in Africa

Water storage Tank Company Abeco Tanks in Bedfordview and Germiston has made waves in the African water storage industry by building the biggest tank in Africa. The tank was recently built in the North-West province.

COO Mannie Ramos Jnr made an announcement on Monday that the tank capacity is equivalent to two tennis courts in surface area. It holds a whopping 5.8 Million litres of water.

The COO told Gauteng News that they aim to satisfy individuals and unique needs by providing a wide range of water storage solutions.

“We are the only company in Southern Africa with the expertise to manufacture and install a tank of this size in the rapid timeframe provided. We had to connect the 5.8 Million litre tank with the existing one. This was to ensure that it was water-tight, tested and safe, in a record-breaking 38 days versus 128 days – the average time frame.” He said.

Abeco has more than 35 years of experience in delivering world class water tank. Reliability of water is a concerning issue for agriculture as their bottom lines and economic contribution are directly affected and often the first to be hit.

As Africa’s pioneers in water storage solutions, Abeco built the 5.8 Million litre rectangular, sectional bolted tanks. The tank is specifically to cater for the unique requirements of this agricultural giant. The rectangular tank’s design allowed Abeco to custom create the tank in the most cost-effective way possible.

Despite the tank’s colossal capacity, the modular design makes tanks of this nature easy to transport and easy to install. Through the marriage between careful design and premium material, the tanks are 100% hygienic and safe for livestock consumption. The tanks are unaffected by ultraviolet rays which prevents degradation over time.

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