To get the most out of your fibreglass-reinforced plastic tank, it’s essential to follow all maintenance and handling procedures for your specific model before putting the new storage unit into operation. If you’re currently in the market and don’t really know where to start with FRP tanks, we’ve got a
Two of the most commonly used materials in the construction of large storage tanks are FRP, fibreglass-reinforced plastic, or steel. Steel is a traditional version of the storage unit for industries that deal with toxic, caustic or corrosive substances, but FRP has been steadily rising in popularity thanks to the
When choosing a material for a storage project, there’s a lot of consideration to take into account such as what’s the life expectancy of the material, how does it hold up against the elements and what are the specifications for what it can feasibly hold? FRP is a leading material
Fiberglass-reinforced plastics are becoming increasingly popular in industries other than the oil and gas sector, which FRP was originally designed and constructed for. Because of the incredible resilience and flexibility of FRP tanks, structures and accessories, a growing number of trades and agriculture are relying on the durability and customizability
