WaterWorker HT-44B Well Pressure Tank, 44/120Gal

WaterWorker HT-44B Well Pressure Tank, 44/120Gal, 23"X37"

The WaterWorker HT-44B Well Pressure Tank is a reliable, high-capacity solution designed to keep your water system running smoothly and efficiently. With a 44-gallon capacity (120-gallon equivalent drawdown class) and a heavy-duty diaphragm system, it helps maintain consistent water pressure while reducing pump cycling and wear. Built with a high-grade polypropylene liner and durable steel construction, it delivers clean, fresh potable water while standing up to tough residential conditions. In short, it’s the quiet workhorse of your well system—the part you don’t think about… until you don’t have it.

Country of Origin
Made in the U.S.A.

Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: HT-44B
• Product Type: Well pressure tank
• Capacity: 44 gallons
• Equivalent Rating: 120-gallon class system performance
• Max Working Pressure: 100 psi
• Pre-Charge Pressure: 38 psi (factory set)
• Connection Size: 1-1/4 in
• Connection Type: FNPT
• Material: Steel tank with polypropylene liner
• Liner: High-grade, non-metallic polypropylene for clean drinking water
• Diaphragm: Heavy-duty diaphragm for extended service life
• Temperature Rating: Up to 200°F
• Dimensions: 22 in diameter x 36–37 in height
• Base: Durable steel base for stability
• Finish: Weather-resistant paint system to resist corrosion
• Certification: NSF 61 listed (meets FDA potable water requirements)
• Seal System: Locking ring design for airtight diaphragm seal
• Installation: Designed for easy residential installation
• Warranty: 5-year limited warranty

Ideal For

• Residential well systems needing consistent pressure and reduced pump cycling
• Homes requiring clean, potable water storage with NSF certification
• Installations in damp or basement environments where corrosion resistance matters
• Users looking for a durable, long-life diaphragm tank
• Anyone who prefers their water pressure steady—without the pump kicking on every time someone washes their hands