Metcraft Group LTD buy out JA Envirotanks LTD assets and IP rights.

After over 150 years of trading, JA Envirotanks have had their assets and IP rights purchased by Metcraft Group LTD to become one of the largest steel storage Continue reading →

We have recently completed the manufacture of a bunded fuel tank built to a water board specification.

This consisted of a special highly-resistant paint finish as well as an extended bund space accessible via a lockable hatch, which housed the Continue reading →

The latest of our successful projects featured two double-skinned 32,000L fuel tanks being delivered to a data centre in Wiltshire.

Both tanks have a bulkhead section to house our anti-vibration standby duplex fuel pump set complete with a hand pump Continue reading →

We have recently completed the manufacture of three oil drain pans which will be used for the maintenance of large military vehicles at a MOD site.

The drain pans are fitted with heavy duty oil-resistant casters and a fold-away handle Continue reading →

We have recently completed the manufacture of a dual duplex duty standby fuel pump set complete with drip tray, skid, duplex strainer and water separator filter to protect the pump and generator sets from contaminated diesel fuel.

The duplex filter Continue reading →

Tanks leaving the factory, ready for delivery to site

We were commissioned to manufacture twelve 10,000L bunded tanks for a Ministry of Defence site to their strict specification.

As well as the twelve tanks, they also required a gantry to Continue reading →

We have recently made changes to the design of our duty standby fuel pump sets; adding flexible piping, anti-vibration mounts and a pressure gauge.

Due to the addition of anti-vibration mounts and flexible stainless hoses, the pumps are now isolated Continue reading →

This is the first two 45,000litre belly slab tanks of an order of 29 that will need to be completed by the end of the year. That’s over 1.3 MILLION LITRES of fuel storage for one data centre!

These tanks Continue reading →