The Water Worker HT-32B is a high-quality, vertical pre-charged pressure tank engineered to deliver consistent water pressure and reduce pump cycling in residential well systems. With a 32-gallon capacity and a compact footprint, this tank is ideal for homes with moderate water demand. Its durable steel shell, seamless diaphragm, and NSF-certified liner ensure clean water delivery and long-lasting performance.

Key Features:

• Capacity: 32 gallons (equivalent to 82 gallons in drawdown)
• Connection Size: 1" NPTF (Female National Pipe Thread)
• Dimensions: 15" diameter × 47" height
• Weight: Approx. 43 lbs
• Pre-Charge Pressure: Factory set to 38 psi (adjustable)
• Maximum Working Pressure: 100 psi
• Orientation: Vertical

Construction & Materials:

• Shell: Deep-drawn steel for superior strength and durability
• Diaphragm: Thick, molded butyl rubber – designed to prevent folding, creasing, or dragging against the shell
• Liner: High-grade polypropylene – separates water from steel to prevent taste or odor contamination
• Finish: Two-part water-based paint over epoxy primer – corrosion-resistant and safe for potable water
• Connection Fitting: Threaded malleable iron elbow with stainless steel insert – avoids cross-threading or cracking

Applications:

• Residential well water systems
• Compatible with jet and submersible pumps
• Ideal for homes with 10–12 fixtures
• Not suitable for reverse osmosis or thermal expansion systems

Compliance & Certifications:

• NSF Certified: Meets ANSI/NSF Standard 61 for potable water systems
• FDA Approved Materials: Safe for drinking water
• Made in the USA
• Warranty: 5-year limited manufacturer warranty

Benefits:

• Extended Pump Life: Reduces pump cycling with greater drawdown capacity
• Energy Efficient: Fewer pump cycles save energy and reduce wear
• Clean Water Assurance: Diaphragm and liner isolate water from metal surfaces
• Maintenance-Free: No external air controls required
• Compact Design: Fits easily into tight utility spaces
• Reliable Performance: Withstands high pressure and temperature environments