|
|
Polyethylene Tanks
|
Advantages of Polyethylene Tanks
|
|
Design
|
The design supplies savings of energy and economy in the storage liquids.
|
|
Structure
|
The structure allows the tanks to be molded and seamless so that there are no seams to leak or rust.
|
|
Customization
|
The tanks are made to customer specifications and requirements.
|
|
Chemical Resistance
|
These tanks withstand both physical and chemical attack
and can withstand permeation of corrosive liquids, that have load
ratings of up to 16 pounds per gallon.
|
|
Delivery
|
Delivery will be prompt because most tanks are dispatched from OUR available stock.
|
|
Advantages of Polypropylene Tanks
|
|
Design
|
The design allows these tanks to not rust, pit scale or corrode and no painting or electrolysis are needed.
|
|
Structure
|
The structure is such that these tanks do not leak or
need yearly maintenance. Polypropylene Tanks 1/8 the weight of steel
for easier handling.
|
|
Installation
|
Installation is quicker these tanks are light-weight
and do not cost as much as lined steel, nickel, steel alloys, or any
other high performance materials.
|
|
Resistance
|
These tanks permit numerous chemicals to be held
because they can hold aqueous solutions of acid, alkalis, salts a large
number of organic solvents, and mineral acids including oxiziding
acids, such as nitric and sulfuric.
|
|
Strength
|
The strength of these tanks is extraordinary due to
these tank's abilities to endure high chemical permeation and high
thermal permeation.
|
|
|
