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All Items in Stock at
121 Hwy 92, Pleasantville, Iowa
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Rochester
Rotational Molding
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Rochester
Rotational Molding, Inc. is a manufacturer of "high quality"
advanced plastic products and solutions, using the rotational
molding process. Our newest lines of proprietary products
consist of an innovative and advanced line of polyethylene septic
and pump tank products. This product line, designed for the
customer, offers market changing features, advantages, and benefits. |
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Water Tightness - The benefits of a "high quality" rotational
molded tank, is a true non-permeable water- tight product, unlike
other construction methods, materials, or aggregates.
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One-piece and Seamless
- An advantage of "high quality" rotational molding is the
ability to produce tanks without a "mid" or "upper" seam (two
piece construction) which eliminates the threat of leaks, cracks,
and water infiltration.
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Material Resistance -
Using a "high quality" material in construction can produce a tank
that is resistant to decay or corrosion due to the chemicals or
gases that are present in the soils, waste, or treatment processes
of wastewater.
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Structural Strength Design -
This innovative septic and pump tank design, offers strong rib design
coupled with superior support column* technology to produce the
industries premier on-site wastewater tank. No longer do you
need to deal with deformation in the man-ways, end-walls, tops, or
bottoms.
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Anti-Flotation
Assistance - Molded-Through columns offer temporary relief of
hydrostatic pressures associated with high water table areas.
Once backfilled the support column* technology helps keep the tank
from shifting during the installation process. |
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Lightweight -
Reduce cost in heavy equipment, manpower, and job completion.
Why pay to wait, when you can set everything yourself? Especially
beneficial in those hard to reach locations. |
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Lifting Lugs -
offers additional ease in handling for all moving and installation
procedures |
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Low Profile Design - The
advantages of a low-profile design are significant in many regions
throughout the country where rock, water tables, or soil conditions
limit your ability or desire to install the traditional septic tank |
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Why RRM Tanks
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Across much
of the United States the movement of wastewater lift stations or pumping
tanks has become a growing trend. In recognizing this movement RRM
would like to introduce our advanced line of pump and lift station
tanks. These products are manufactured as a "Heavy Duty" version
of our existing line of tanks. They are an excellent source for
pump tank or lift station projects.
Product
Description
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Superior design and
unmatched strength have limited manhole, side wall, and bottom
deformation, eliminating the concerns that are associated with other
onsite tanks
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All septic tanks are
shipped pre-plumbed and ready for installation (Schedule 40 PVC)
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All Tanks are furnished
with manhole covers attached
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An engineered
compartment divider is permanently installed within our 1000, 1250
and 1500 gallon dual compartment tanks
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300 Pump |
500 Pump |
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1000 Septic |
1250 Septic |
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1500 Septic |
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(Single Compartment) |
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Gallon Cap. |
Length |
Width |
Height |
Manholes |
Color |
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1000 |
126" |
60" |
50" |
2 |
Green |
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1250 |
126" |
60" |
57" |
2 |
Green |
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1500 |
130" |
63" |
58" |
2 |
Green |
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(Dual Compartment) |
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Gallon Cap. |
Length |
Width |
Height |
Manholes |
Color |
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1000 |
126" |
60" |
50" |
2 |
Green |
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1250 |
126" |
60" |
58" |
2 |
Green |
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1500 |
130" |
63" |
58" |
2 |
Green |
Part Numbers may vary from state to state
due to specific state regulations.
Gallon Capacity could vary from state to state depending on state
requirements.
Installation Instructions
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Measure and excavate hole for proper sizing and to be sure the hole
follows the curvature of the tank. The bottom of the hole must be
level and undisturbed. If rock or potentially sharp objects are
present at the bottom of the hole, provide a 6- 8 inch base of pea
gravel. Never place tank directly on sharp objects or rocks.
However is there is a good, level, undisturbed base this may not be
necessary.
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Place tank into hole using lifting lugs at each end of tank, or manually
set the tank by hand. It is not necessary or recommended to use
manhole opening or inlet and outlet piping to lift tank into place.
Level tank with carpenter or laser level.
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The maximum factory recommended burial depth for septic tanks is 24" from
tank top to surface grade. Pump tanks are recommended to be
installed at similar depths but may be buried at a depth not to exceed
48 inches.
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Begin backfilling columns with either pea gravel or sand if present.
Excavated aggregates may be used so long as the material is loose and
can avoid the common voids associated with heavy clay materials. If
water is present directly beneath tank bottom place bucket gently on top
of the tank while filling tank with water to offset hydrostatic
pressures. If high water may be a continual threat it is then
recommended that pea gravel or sand is used in backfilling columns.
Re-level tank if necessary.
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Begin backfilling around the tank; continue to compact aggregate around
tank to eliminate voids within backfilling material. Filling the
tank with water during this process is not required as long as water is
not present beneath the tank, and extremely heavy clays are not being
used as backfill material.
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Once the tank has been completely backfilled it is suggested to fill tank
with water, if high water tables or heavy soil conditions exist.
This process is beneficial in allowing the product and soils to begin
settling into place. It is also advantageous for those unexpected
rainfalls that may hit prior to tank settling.
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The act of filling that tank with water in good site conditions to
eliminate deformation of the tank is not necessary.
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Pump tank installation should follow similar procedures, however it is
acknowledged by the manufacturer that the tank will not remain at full
capacity for extended periods of time and as long as the appropriate
minimum liquid depth should range between 6-18 inches.
Warranty
Rochester Rotational Molding, Inc. warrants its
products against material defects and workmanship for a period of 3
years from the date of purchase. The date of purchase to be
considered, date of shipment or proof of receipt, based upon varying
freight programs. The warranty is only valid to the Purchaser for which
that product was manufactured. The warranty will be considered
void if the product is misused, improperly installed, altered, or repair
work is done without the expressed written consent of the manufacturer
(Rochester Rotational Molding, Inc.). In the event that a warranty
claim may apply, the purchaser should give manufacturer proper notice
for sight inspection if so desired by manufacturer. This product
has been manufactured for use with "non-potable" water, and human solid,
or liquid organic sewage. The product should not be used for those
applications outside of this realm. The warranty does not cover
direct or indirect consequential damage due in part or in full of
Rochester Rotational Molding, Inc., its materials, or their workmanship.
The purchaser's options under this
warranty are limited to Rochester Rotational Molding, Inc. decision of
the following: 1) repair of the product in question, 2) replacement of
the said product to the purchaser's location, or 3) a refund of the
original purchased price. For questions please contact Rochester
Rotational Molding, Inc.
Norwesco and Snyder Plastic Septic
Tanks
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New Concept In Tanks
For many years,
rotational molding has proven to be the ideal method of producing a
seamless, one-piece tank that minimizes the risk of leaking.
Polyethylene, because of its excellent corrosion resistance and
chemical compatibility, is the ideal material for onsite septic and
water storage applications. When properly molded, polyethylene can
readily endure the stresses imposed by installation and burial
loads.
Snyder tanks offered by
Hancor are the best performing on-site septic and water storage
tanks available in the marketplace. Preview the following
product list to see why Snyder tanks are the growing choice for all
on-site septic and water storage applications. |
Features and Benefits
Septic Tanks
- Parabolic design
enhances tank strength by transferring load from the top to the
sidewalls and bottom of the tank
- Rounded, aggressive
rib design maximizes stiffness for long life
- Shipped with
adjustable pre-plumbed schedule 40 tees and gaskets ready for
installation.
- Double-compartment
models, available in 1050, 1250, and 1500 gallon sized, have
structurally-engineered divider which is permanently fused to the
tank walls.
- Lifting lugs for
ease of handling and installation
- Superior lid and
manhole design for added strength and leak resistance performance
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Lifting Ears |
Stabilization Lug |
Dual Wall Lids for Added Strength |
Raised Manhole Opening |
3 Year Warranty
Snyder Tanks are backed by a 3
year limited warranty on materials and workmanship.
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Tank
Specifications |
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Part No. |
Gallon Capacity |
Length |
Width |
Height |
No. of Manholes |
300 and 500
Gallon Sphere |
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Pump Tank Specifications |
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SN030052655 |
300 Sphere |
50" |
50" |
49.5" |
1-24" |
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SN050051755 |
500 Sphere |
60" |
60" |
59.5" |
1-24" |
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Sphere pump tanks are
furnished with manhole cover only |
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Septic Tank Specifications
- Double Compartment |
1050 Gallon Septic |
| SN105050600 |
1050 |
100" |
64" |
62" |
2-24" |
| SN125050800 |
1250 |
119" |
64" |
62" |
2-24" |
| SN150051200 |
1500 |
140" |
64" |
62" |
2-24" |
Septic tanks
are furnished pre-plumped with inlet and outlet tees, gaskets, and
manhole covers. With the exception of the 300 gallon and 500
gallon sphere tanks, SEPTIC TANKS ARE NOT TO BE USED AS PUMP TANKS
OR HOLDING TANKS WITH PUMPS IN THEM
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