Chemicals and Hazardous Substances

Storing chemicals and hazardous substances is subject to the most stringent standards — both in terms of materials and design. An error in material selection or tank equipment is not merely a technical failure; it carries real legal and environmental risk.

We manufacture tanks in acid-resistant steel AISI 316L and AISI 304 as well as double-walled tanks in carbon steel with dedicated chemical-resistant coatings. Every project begins with a material-compatibility analysis for the stored substance — covering the selection of wall material, seals, and fittings.

Tank design is adapted to the hazard classification of the substance and the requirements of the Environmental Protection Inspectorate, the State Fire Service, and UDT. Where needed, we integrate leak-detection systems, temperature sensors, and alarm relays.

We supply both storage (static) tanks and process tanks with agitators, heating coils, and cooling jackets. We work with clients in the chemical, pharmaceutical, electroplating, wastewater treatment, and industrial processing sectors.

Why our tanks?

Acid-resistant AISI 316L

We use materials with high chemical resistance, selected for the specific substance — not from a generic template.

UDT compliance

Design, equipment, and documentation prepared to meet the requirements for chemical storage and handling.

Leak detection

Optional interstitial integrity monitoring system and sensors for double-walled tanks.

Process versions

Agitators, heating coils, cooling jackets — full integration with the client's process technology.

Not sure which tank to pick?

Describe your application — we'll help select the optimal solution and prepare an individual quote.

Call: +48 600 427 656

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FAQ — Chemicals & Hazardous Substances

Material selection depends on concentration, temperature, and the presence of chloride ions. For most organic acids, AISI 304 is sufficient; for strongly oxidising acids and where chlorides are present, we recommend AISI 316L. Please send us the substance's safety data sheet before requesting a quote.

For substances classified as environmentally hazardous and in water-protection zones, a double-walled design is mandatory. For chemically inert substances, a single-walled tank is entirely adequate.

Yes — most tanks for hazardous substances are subject to technical inspection. We provide full UDT documentation and support clients through periodic inspections.

Yes. We standardly manufacture heating coils in stainless steel as well as heating-cooling jackets. Parameters are designed for the specific application (heating medium, temperature, output).