Traffic Rated Septic Tank - 6000 gal - Baffle Access

SKU:: 200050403

Pipe Size (ID-Nominal)

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Features & Benefits

Introducing the JP 6000 septic tank – the perfect solution for your wastewater management needs. Designed to meet the rigorous standards of ACI 318 and ASTM C890, this septic tank is made from high-quality precast concrete, ensuring durability and longevity.

With a load rating of A-16 (AASHTO HS20-44), this septic tank is built to withstand incidental traffic, making it ideal for residential and commercial use. The tank’s rectangular shape and 6,000 gallon capacity make it suitable for larger households or small businesses.

The JP 6000 septic tank features an access configuration of 24″E, 24″B, and can be buried at a depth of 1.1′ – 5.0′. The tank’s outside dimensions are 66 inches in height, 399 inches in length, and 92 inches in width. The pipe size (ID – nominal) is 4 inches, making it easy to connect to your existing plumbing system.

This septic tank is designed to be installed below the water table depth, ensuring that it remains stable and secure. With a weight of 63,037.46 pounds, this tank is built to last and can withstand the harshest of conditions.

The JP 6000 septic tank is a reliable and durable solution for your wastewater management needs. With its high-quality precast concrete construction, incidental traffic rating, and large capacity, this septic tank is the perfect choice for residential and commercial use.

Product Resources

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