Dragon Products LTD to Debut Smooth Wall Mini Frac Tank at WWETT Show
BEAUMONT, TX (PRWEB) February 05, 2016 -- Dragon Products, LTD will be amid 4,200 companies attending and displaying products and technology at the annual Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show from Feb. 17-20 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Among Dragon’s planned exhibition will be the debut of the Mini Frac, a smooth-wall lined liquid storage unit smaller in size compared to the full-sized roll-off containers.
Optimal for liquid waste or liquid storage, the capacity of the Mini Frac is 8,500 gallons and includes three access points — 4” drainage lines in both the front and rear of the tank and a fill point at the top.
The unit, manufactured at both Dragon’s La Porte, Texas and Akron, Indiana facilities, is severe-duty engineered to perform in applications such as liquid waste, environmental and storage and fueling.
A newer product, Dragon officials answered the call to build a smaller frac tank based on customer requests.
“We built our first smooth-wall units in Akron to accommodate customer demand,” said Gerry Spape, Dragon’s Northeast Region Sales Representative.
According to Spape, the unit’s smaller footprint allows for ease of transport, saves physical space and comes with a price that’s attractive to potential clients.
Dragon officials will be available to answer any questions about the Mini Frac tank as well as other Dragon roll-off equipment and pumping solutions on display at their WWETT Show Booth 2334.
About Dragon Products, LTD
Dragon Products, LTD is a U.S. owned and operated company that offers a wide range of quality, durable products for storage, hauling and more. Their equipment and inventory includes mobile workover and well service rigs, tanks, trailers, and surface production equipment. To learn more about Dragon Products, LTD, visit http://www.dragonproductsltd.com.
Jack Cravy, Dragon Products LTD, http://dragonproductsltd.com, +1 (409) 291-8125, [email protected]
Share this article