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Epoxy-coated steel tanks are a type of storage tank that features an Internal coating - Thermoset resin fusion bonded epoxy and an External Coating - Ultra-durable polyester. Epoxy coating through Bonded Epoxy and curing agent 200 degrees of melting and curing, creating a strong and flexible thermosetting polymer coating. This coating helps prevent corrosion and can protect stored fluids from contamination, making them ideal for storing a variety of fluids such as drinking water, process, and wastewater storage.
FBE epoxy coated steel tanks are tested to rigorous standards and meet, exceed, or provide comparable performance to a wide range of internationally recognized coating requirements. Epoxy-coated steel tanks have become a popular choice across various industries due to their durability, cost-effectiveness, and low maintenance requirements.
YHR Tanks, as one of the leading epoxy tank manufacturers in this industry, provides high-quality epoxy coated steel tanks in a variety of specifications. Our epoxy coated tanks boast excellent anticorrosive properties, ensuring long service life and low maintenance costs. We also offer custom solutions and expert installation services. If you are interested in our products, contact us now！

Types of Epoxy Coated Steel Tanks

FBE-1500V Epoxy Coated Steel Tanks

FBE-1500V coatings are thicker coatings that pass the 1500V holiday test with a minimum dry film thickness of 12 mils/300 microns. It offers better corrosion protection and is often used in more aggressive environments, such as wastewater and sewage treatment tanks. Both types of epoxy coated steel tanks have excellent corrosion resistance, but the FBE-1500V offers better performance for tanks in harsh environments.

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FBE-1100V Epoxy Coated Steel Tanks

Epoxy-coated steel tanks are available in two models: FBE-1500V and FBE-1100V. FBE-1500V and FBE-1100V refer to the thickness of epoxy coatings and the level of corrosion resistance they provide. FBE-1100V coating is the standard coating for most steel storage tanks, passed the 1100V holiday test, with a minimum dry film thickness of 12 mils/200 microns, and has good corrosion resistance. This type of coating is commonly used in water storage tanks and other industrial applications.

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Uses of Epoxy Coated Steel Tanks

Epoxy coated steel tanks find numerous applications across various industries due to their durability, corrosion resistance, and versatility. Epoxy-coated steel tanks find frequent use in applications that require moderate corrosion resistance and lower costs. These include storing potable water, industrial liquids, or materials with mild corrosive properties.

For these application requirements, YHR Tanks provides high-quality epoxy coated steel tanks and tailored municipal potable water storage tank solutions, sewage collection tank solutions, and other application solutions.

Less demanding applications

Industrial liquids

Materials that produce moderate corrosion

Less demanding applications

Epoxy-coated steel tanks are often used for less demanding applications where lower cost and moderate corrosion resistance are acceptable, such as in the storage of potable water, industrial liquids, or materials that produce moderate corrosion.

Industrial liquids

Epoxy coated steel tanks are also used for storage of various industrial liquids, including oils, lubricants, and chemicals. The tanks have moderate corrosion resistance, making them suitable for moderately corrosive materials. They are commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, mining, and energy.

Materials that produce moderate corrosion

Epoxy coated steel tanks are suitable for storing materials that produce moderate corrosion. They are commonly used in chemical processing and storage facilities, where materials such as acids, solvents, and fertilizers are stored. They are also used for storing wastewater which can produce moderate levels of corrosion.

Epoxy Coated Steel Tanks Manufacturing Process

The process of coating steel with epoxy typically involves three main steps. The first step is surface preparation, which involves cleaning the steel to remove any dirt, rust, or other contaminants that may prevent the epoxy from bonding properly. This can be done using various methods, such as sandblasting or chemical cleaning.
The second step is the application of the epoxy coating, mainly through electrostatic spraying to complete. Depending on the application and the type of epoxy being used, multiple coats may be necessary to achieve the desired level of protection.
Finally, the coated steel is cured at a specific temperature and for a set amount of time. This allows the epoxy to fully harden and bond to the steel, creating a durable and long-lasting protective coating.
Epoxy-coated steel is commonly used in applications where corrosion resistance is required, such as in pipelines, tanks, and other industrial equipment. It can also be used in architectural applications.

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