Bolted Steel Tank Coatings
UIGTank Coatings come in
three different types:
ECO-973 Thermosetting Epoxy Coating: For bolted, carbon steel tanks, the thermosetting epoxy coating applied to the tank panels at the factory, providing the best corrosion resistance, immersion performance as well as outstanding flow, impact and abrasion resistance. The epoxy coating has stood the test of time, proving its ability to withstand varying temperatures and materials in liquid and dry bulk storage with minimal maintenance and cost. It allows the bolted steel tanks to meet AWWWA (American Water Works Association) and NFPA-22 (National Fire Protection Association) standards for drinking water, fire protection and many other commercial and industrial tank uses and applications
Glass Lined Steel: In the enameling furnace the powder coated steel sheets are heated up to approx. 860 degrees Celsius. At this temperature the enamel powder melts, thus forming a corrosion resistant fusion with the surface of the metal. This glass-like, extremely resistant enamel coating permanently protects the steel surface. Glass lined tanks are shock resistant, abrasion proof, scratch resistant, stain resistant, hygienic surface, temperature resistant and are not flammable
Stainless Steel: Bolted Stainless Steel tanks are durable, attractive and highly resistant to corrosion. They have a life expectancy of over 40 years. Due to their stainless steel design, they do not have to be repainted re-welded. Stainless Steel bolted tanks are watertight and very resistant to cold climates. Since there is no coating to scratch, chip or wear off, stainless steel is an exceptional choice for severe environmental situations.
ECO-973 Thermosetting Epoxy Coating: For bolted, carbon steel tanks, the thermosetting epoxy coating applied to the tank panels at the factory, providing the best corrosion resistance, immersion performance as well as outstanding flow, impact and abrasion resistance. The epoxy coating has stood the test of time, proving its ability to withstand varying temperatures and materials in liquid and dry bulk storage with minimal maintenance and cost. It allows the bolted steel tanks to meet AWWWA (American Water Works Association) and NFPA-22 (National Fire Protection Association) standards for drinking water, fire protection and many other commercial and industrial tank uses and applications
Glass Lined Steel: In the enameling furnace the powder coated steel sheets are heated up to approx. 860 degrees Celsius. At this temperature the enamel powder melts, thus forming a corrosion resistant fusion with the surface of the metal. This glass-like, extremely resistant enamel coating permanently protects the steel surface. Glass lined tanks are shock resistant, abrasion proof, scratch resistant, stain resistant, hygienic surface, temperature resistant and are not flammable
Stainless Steel: Bolted Stainless Steel tanks are durable, attractive and highly resistant to corrosion. They have a life expectancy of over 40 years. Due to their stainless steel design, they do not have to be repainted re-welded. Stainless Steel bolted tanks are watertight and very resistant to cold climates. Since there is no coating to scratch, chip or wear off, stainless steel is an exceptional choice for severe environmental situations.