What Is a Plastic Tank?
A plastic tank is a container used to store and transport liquids or solid substances.
Plastic tanks function based on principles such as sealing, load resistance, chemical resistance, and heat resistance. They find applications in various industries, including chemical, food, pharmaceutical, agriculture, construction, and households. Typically, they are composed of four parts: the body, lid, valve, and fittings.
Characteristics of plastic tanks include lightweight, corrosion resistance, transparency, processability, and insulation. When selecting plastic tanks, it’s important to consider properties such as load and chemical resistance to choose the appropriate one. Plastic tanks also have considerations such as degradation due to UV radiation and the need for cleaning.