Yingnai FRP tanks provide long-term anti-corrosion storage solutions for chemicals, wastewater, fuels, oils, process media and large field-assembled projects. Fabricated with fiberglass composite structures and matched dedicated resin systems, the tanks feature light weight for easy installation and customizable nozzles with an outstanding service life. They are widely used in major industrial sectors including chemical engineering, water treatment, seawater desalination, waste gas treatment and municipal infrastructure.
Each tank can use a corrosion-resistant inner liner selected for the stored liquid, helping acids, alkalis, wastewater, salts or selected oils stay separated from the structural layer.
Diameter, height, wall thickness, stiffeners, supports, manholes and nozzles are designed around tank capacity, installation method and service conditions, not a fixed catalog shell.
From workshop-fabricated tanks to large field-erected vessels, Yingnai controls winding, curing, trimming, inspection, packaging and transport planning to support practical project delivery.
Better Corrosion Resistance
FRP tanks do not rely on metal corrosion protection alone. Resin and liner systems can be selected for acids, alkalis, salts, wastewater and other corrosive media.
Lower Weight for Easier Handling
FRP tanks are generally lighter than steel tanks, which can simplify transportation, lifting and installation, especially for projects with limited access or rooftop layouts.
Reduced Maintenance
For many corrosive applications, FRP tanks can reduce repainting, lining repair and rust-related maintenance, helping operators control long-term operating costs.
Flexible Customization
FRP tanks can be designed with customized size, nozzles, manholes, supports and accessories, making them suitable for non-standard industrial storage requirements.
Compared with many traditional materials, FRP sewer tanks are lighter, making transportation, lifting and installation more convenient.
Tank size, inlet, outlet, manhole, vent, support and internal structure can be adjusted according to project layout.
Integrated FRP tank bodies and proper connection design help reduce leakage risks in sewage collection and holding applications.
FRP sewer tanks can be designed for underground, semi-buried or aboveground installation according to site requirements.
The non-metallic structure helps reduce rust and corrosion-related maintenance, supporting stable long-term wastewater system operation.
Selected resin systems and liners help resist sewage, wastewater, moisture and corrosive gases generated in drainage or treatment systems.
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