Hatchery and aquaculture drainage engineered for constant water volume, tank overflow, and the biosecurity protocol between cycles.
A hatchery floor deals with tank overflow, transfer spillage, and disinfection cycles on a floor that is wet more or less permanently. Drains with seams, gaskets, or a lazy slope give organics and pathogens somewhere to sit between cleanings — and biosecurity doesn't tolerate that.
Continuous tank overflow and transfer water on the floor
Strict biosecurity and disease-control protocols between cycles
Organic load — feed, waste, and biofilm in the drain line
Constant moisture that corrodes anything but stainless
Fully welded 304L/316L construction and a continuous slope leave nowhere for organics, biofilm, or standing water to collect between disinfection cycles. Sized for the water volume a tank room actually puts on the floor — not occasional washdown — and specified in 316L where salt or chloride exposure is in play.
Open-top capacity for tank rooms moving real water volume — overflow, transfers, and drawdown.
Point drainage under tanks and at transfer stations, with basket strainers for feed and solids.
Sealed fittings and access points consistent with a biosecurity-first floor plan.
Send your floor plan or facility details and we'll turn around a spec-ready quote — or book time with a drainage expert first.
