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Thermoplastic Tank
Thermoplastic tanks are available in polypropylene or HDPE (high density polyethylene) materials. Typical uses are chemical storage, water storage, and food product storage, among other applications. Thermoplastic tanks are free of odour, taint or toxicity.
A thermoplastic tank is a type of storage or processing vessel constructed from thermoplastic materials, which are polymers that can be melted and molded repeatedly without undergoing significant degradation. Thermoplastic tanks are highly resistant to corrosion, making them suitable for storing a wide range of chemicals, acids, and corrosive substances.
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- Choose the appropriate thermoplastic material based on the specific requirements of the application. Common thermoplastics used for tank manufacturing include polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and others.
- Design the tank according to the intended use, capacity requirements, and any specific features needed for the application. Consider factors such as the shape, size, and thickness of the tank walls.
- Create a mold based on the tank design. The mold is a negative impression of the tank’s shape and is typically made from metal or other materials that can withstand the molding process.
- Prepare the chosen thermoplastic material for the molding process. This involves melting the thermoplastic resin and ensuring it is in a homogeneous and fluid state for molding.
- Once the tank has sufficiently cooled and solidified, it is removed from the mold. Careful demolding is essential to avoid warping or distortion of the tank structure.
- Trim any excess material or imperfections from the molded tank. This step ensures that the tank meets the specified dimensions and quality standards. Additionally, finishing processes may be applied to smooth the tank’s surfaces.
- Conduct quality control checks to ensure the manufactured tanks meet industry standards. Inspections may include checking dimensions, wall thickness, and visual inspections for any defects.
- Perform tests to assess the tank’s performance, such as pressure testing for leak detection or other specific tests based on the intended application.
- Package the finished tanks securely for transportation to their final destination. Consideration must be given to protect the tanks from any potential damage during shipping.
- Corrosion Resistance
- Durability
- Lightweight
- Chemical Resistance
- Temperature Resistance
- Chemical Storage
- Water Treatment
- Wastewater Treatment
- Aggressive Fluids Handling
- Food and Beverage Industry
- Choose the appropriate thermoplastic material based on the specific requirements of the application. Common thermoplastics used for tank manufacturing include polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and others.
- Design the tank according to the intended use, capacity requirements, and any specific features needed for the application. Consider factors such as the shape, size, and thickness of the tank walls.
- Create a mold based on the tank design. The mold is a negative impression of the tank’s shape and is typically made from metal or other materials that can withstand the molding process.
- Prepare the chosen thermoplastic material for the molding process. This involves melting the thermoplastic resin and ensuring it is in a homogeneous and fluid state for molding.
- Once the tank has sufficiently cooled and solidified, it is removed from the mold. Careful demolding is essential to avoid warping or distortion of the tank structure.
- Trim any excess material or imperfections from the molded tank. This step ensures that the tank meets the specified dimensions and quality standards. Additionally, finishing processes may be applied to smooth the tank’s surfaces.
- Conduct quality control checks to ensure the manufactured tanks meet industry standards. Inspections may include checking dimensions, wall thickness, and visual inspections for any defects.
- Perform tests to assess the tank’s performance, such as pressure testing for leak detection or other specific tests based on the intended application.
- Package the finished tanks securely for transportation to their final destination. Consideration must be given to protect the tanks from any potential damage during shipping.
- Corrosion Resistance
- Durability
- Lightweight
- Chemical Resistance
- Temperature Resistance
- Chemical Storage
- Water Treatment
- Wastewater Treatment
- Aggressive Fluids Handling
- Food and Beverage Industry
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Thermoplastic Tanks : Thermoplastic tanks are essential components in various industries, providing a reliable and corrosion-resistant solution for the storage and processing of liquids and chemicals. The specifications of these tanks are tailored to meet the specific needs of the applications they serve.
These tanks are widely used in various industries for storing, transporting, and processing liquids and chemicals. Thermoplastic tanks offer advantages such as corrosion resistance, durability, and the ability to withstand a broad range of temperatures.
Technical Specifications
- Type : Tanks
- Pressure and Vacuum Controls : Specify any controls or features related to maintaining specific pressure or vacuum conditions during mixing.
- Shape : Based on specific requirements
- Application : Mining and Metal Finishing , Wastewater Treatment , Food and Beverage Industry
- Thickness : 3mm to upto 50mm
- Moc : PP,HDPE,PVC,FRP,FRV
- Capacity: up to 1lac ltr
- Feature : Temperature Resistance , Ease of Fabrication , Chemical Resistance