Sediment Tank 4M
Construction and infrastructure teams managing water runoff with moderate sediment load. Provides staged settling for compliance with…
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Sediment Tank 6M
Sites dealing with high-volume or heavily laden water requiring robust sediment control. Suited for larger-scale dewatering or civil…
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Siltstopper SS10 Hopper Bottom
Civil works or urban construction needing compact, effective sediment removal at source. Hopper bottom design improves sludge concentration…
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Siltstopper SS20 Hopper Bottom
Earthworks or subdivision contractors managing medium-scale water clarification. Ideal for stormwater treatment or trench dewatering prior…
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Siltstopper SS60 Hopper Bottom
Infrastructure and remediation projects with intensive water movement and sediment load. Delivers efficient clarification and sludge…
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Siltstopper SSL50 Flat Bottom
Teams with flatter site conditions needing passive sediment control for lower flow volumes. Flat bottom allows broader settling surface for…
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Sludge Tank 14400L
Sites with significant sludge generation needing bulk holding capacity prior to disposal or treatment. Suitable for use in conjunction with…
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It is used to reduce suspended solids in site runoff, improve water discharge quality and support compliance with environmental standards.
Coates offers 4m and 6m sediment tanks, as well as hopper-bottom and flat-bottom Siltstoppers in a range of capacities. Our sediment tanks can be paired with chemical dosing units to enhance the settling rates, effectively reducing Total Suspended Solids (TSS).
Sediment tanks use gravity to settle heavy particles, while Siltstoppers use lamella plate technology to accelerate settling in a compact footprint. Use a Siltstopper when faster sedimentation is required, space is limited or compliance with stricter discharge standards is necessary. For advice on the right sediment control equipment for your site, contact our experts.