Lined Tanks

Protection Against Corrosion
Tanks often store corrosive substances. This includes chemicals, water, fuel, or other liquids that can deteriorate the tank material over time. A proper lining creates a protective barrier that prevents corrosion and extends the lifespan of the tank, especially for metal tanks.

Prevention of Leaks
Without a protective lining, leaks could be caused by small cracks or imperfections in the tank’s material, leading to environmental contamination or loss of the stored material. The tank is sealed by a lining, and leaks are prevented, which is critical for regulatory compliance and safety.

Preventing Contamination
In tanks used for food, pharmaceuticals, or potable water, it is crucial to prevent contamination. Proper lining such as an EDPM Liner keeps the stored substance from touching harmful materials in the tank walls.

Temperature and Pressure Resistance
Tanks that store substances under extreme temperatures or pressures benefit from linings that are specifically designed to resist thermal stress or pressure. This helps maintain the structural integrity of the tank under challenging conditions.

Chemical Compatibility
Linings are specially designed to be compatible with specific chemicals or materials stored in the tank. Choosing the correct lining prevents reactions between the tank and its contents, protecting both the tank and the product.

Maintenance
A properly lined tank is not only easier to clean but also easier to maintain. In addition, the smooth surface of many linings prevents the buildup of sediments, thereby making routine maintenance simpler and less frequent.

Cost Efficient
Lining a tank can be a cost-effective solution compared to replacing an entire tank. It allows the tank to be used for longer periods without suffering major damage, reducing repair and replacement costs over time.