Mullaly has made one-piece fibreglass (FRP) pump stations in Australia for over 30 years, along with underground water tanks and Aquator® oil water separators. We work with engineers, councils and contractors on design, supply and installation across Australia.
Making FRP pump stations
Standard pump station depths
Pump station design life
Pump station corrosion warranty
One-piece FRP wet wells and valve pits for sewage and stormwater, delivered with the pipework fitted.
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Ribbed fibreglass tanks from 5,000L to 150,000L, single or double wall.
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Wash-down, fire water, rainwater harvesting and stormwater detention.
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Aquator dual chamber Class 1 separators for refuelling areas, depots and substations.
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A one-piece FRP wet well and valve pit, delivered with the pedestals, guide rails and pipework fitted to the approved project drawings.
On siteThe integral valve chamber shortens the excavation and needs less space, so there's less disruption to local flora and fauna.
1.5m to 3.75m diameter, 2m to 14m deep, WSAA PA 1020, 30-year corrosion warranty
Underground fibreglass tanks beside a pump station that hold sewage when a pump or the power fails.
On siteStorage on site gives crews time to respond to a pump or power failure. The overflow cost calculator estimates what an outage would release.
Covered by WSAA appraisal PA 1020. Sydney Airport Pier B: two 85kL overflow tanks
Ribbed fibreglass tanks buried under car parks and landscaping to collect roof water for reuse on site.
On siteHarvested rainwater cuts the draw on mains supply, and the tank stays out of sight under usable ground.
Single tanks 5kL to 150kL, single or double wall, AS/NZS 4020 for drinking water contact
Underground storage for hydrant and sprinkler systems, so the ground above stays available for buildings or parking.
On siteFibreglass doesn't rust, so there's no coating to maintain on a buried tank.
Underground tanks up to 500kL
Holds storm runoff below ground and lets it out slowly, so the stormwater system downstream isn't overloaded in heavy rain.
On siteOn-site detention evens out peak flows into the council stormwater network.
Sized to your council's on-site detention requirement
A dual chamber Class 1 separator for refuelling areas, bus and truck depots, wash bays and substations.
On siteKeeps hydrocarbons out of the stormwater system before runoff leaves the site.
Aquator® T20: up to 60 L/s, tested by UniSA and the University of Newcastle
What we do on a pump station project, from the specification to the unit in service.
Send drawings or start with the spec builder. Pump stations are designed and certified by a practising composite materials engineer, with RPEQ certification available when required.
Built at Tomago, near Newcastle, from premium grade vinyl ester resin with a corrosion barrier as standard and walls typically at least 20mm thick.
Pedestals, guide rails and pipework are fitted to the approved drawings before it leaves the factory, whether it's going to a subdivision or Badu Island.
In most cases a pump station is set and backfilled within 1 to 2 days of delivery. Ballast calculations come with the installation instructions.
A 100-year design life and a 30-year corrosion warranty. The Ramingining pump station was in near perfect condition 20 years after it went in.
Aquator® T20 oil water separator before delivery
Fibreglass units reduce the ground disturbed at installation, and Mullaly tanks and separators help manage stormwater on site.
The integral valve chamber shortens the dig and needs less space, so there is less disruption to local flora and fauna.
A one-piece, factory-made wet well doesn't rely on sealants applied on site to stay watertight.
Liquid and vapour exposed surfaces face harsh, corrosive conditions. Fibreglass resists them, so the structure lasts.
Aquator® Class 1 separators treat runoff from refuelling areas, depots and substations. The T20 handles up to 60 L/s, tested by UniSA and the University of Newcastle.
Utilities, councils, consulting engineers, civil contractors and remote sites across Australia. Pump stations are supplied QLD to WA, with distribution partners for pumps and controls.
WSAA appraised sewage pump stations and emergency storage tanks, designed to WSA 04-2022.
Spec builder, sizing calculators, data sheets and installation guidelines for every product.
One-piece units delivered fitted out to remote sites, including the Pilbara, Arnhem Land and the Torres Strait.
Mullaly specialises in the manufacture of FRP pump stations, FRP water storage tanks and wastewater storage tanks. In 2016, Tank Solutions acquired the Mullaly Engineering business, and we continue to make Mullaly products to the standards customers have expected for more than 30 years.
Mullaly fibreglass (FRP) units are designed and built for quality. As one-piece, corrosion-resistant and watertight products, they have lower maintenance costs and a longer life, and they reduce excavation at installation, which keeps the environmental footprint small. We set out the differences in FRP vs concrete pump stations.
A pump station can be a combo unit or a separate wet well and valve pit. Our underground tanks hold potable water, fire water and rainwater, and stormwater for retention or on-site detention (OSD). Several tanks can be connected for large water storage. Where runoff carries fuel or oil, our oil water separator guide explains which type of separator suits the site.
As an Australian owned and operated company, we offer a range of fibreglass systems to help you manage wastewater. Each product is tailored to its site conditions. Queensland and Northern Territory projects are supplied through our distribution partner, Professional Pump Services & Irrigation. Mullaly pump stations in Queensland include North Queensland Stadium and Innes Estate in Townsville.
Mullaly sewage pump stations and emergency storage tanks have been evaluated under WSAA's national product appraisal scheme. They hold appraisal PA 1020 (Issue 4, current to 2031) and are designed to WSA 04-2022.
In most cases a Mullaly fibreglass pump station is set and backfilled within 1 to 2 days of delivery, so crews can get into the base quickly to install the remaining pump equipment.
A one-piece, factory-made wet well does not rely on sealants applied on site to be watertight.
The liquid and vapour exposed surfaces of a pump station face harsh, corrosive conditions. Fibreglass resists them, so the structure lasts.
As an Australian owned and operated company, we manufacture a range of water and wastewater FRP storage products.
Independently evaluated under Australia's national product appraisal scheme, WSAA PA 1020.
Whether installed in a fully flooded hole to grade, or in a dry hole with no groundwater, Mullaly pump stations are designed for a wide range of site conditions.
Hundreds of successful installations and no known structural failures in over 30 years.
Mullaly is Australian owned, and Mullaly products are made in Australia by a team that has built up a great deal of experience and expertise over the years. Our NSW factory is at Tomago, near Newcastle.
We give a 30-year corrosion warranty on Mullaly FRP pump stations because we are confident of their quality and long-term performance.
Mullaly uses premium grade vinyl ester resins and glass reinforcement in its fibreglass pump stations, for strength and corrosion resistance.
Wet well installation, Wilton NSW, 2008
Triple M IBM pump station install, 2012
Cairns R3 pump station dispatch, 2014
Valve chamber, Sydney Airport job, 2011
Bingara Estate, Wilton NSW, 2008
Warraber Island, Torres Strait
A 3m diameter, 6.2m deep wet well and valve pit combo, supplied fully fitted out for a busy stadium site.
A 3.0m dia x 5.0m deep combo on reclaimed land, levelled and ready for backfill in under an hour.
A pump station for a remote Arnhem Land community, still in near perfect condition 20 years later.
Two fitted-out combo pump stations for a mine accommodation village. Installation took under a week.
A 4.0m dia x 8.5m deep wet well and a separate valve pit in sandy ground next to a creek.
A wet well, valve pit and macerator combo with two 85kL overflow tanks, under a parked Airbus A380.
A fibreglass pump station for a remote island site in the Torres Strait.
"I would have no hesitation in recommending a Mullaly Fibreglass pump station as we have been installing these for over 15 years and have found the ease of installation, combined with the reduced safety risks and excavation works required make these units an overall cost effective solution and great value for our clients. We have had no known structural failures to date which is testament to the quality and track record in the Australian market and its long term proven performance."
Eric Lollo, NQ Excavations
Mullaly is part of the Tank Solutions group, alongside Tank Solutions (fuel storage), GRP Tank Solutions (chemical tanks) and Stainless Tanks Australia (stainless steel tanks), and GH Fabrications.
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