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Poly Processing now offers Tanks Certified to NSF / ANSI 61 specifically for Chemical Storage.  The certification standard tests the tank and fittings for leaching of EPA defined contaminates extracted by specific chemicals.  Currently, there are 36 chemicals certified and any tank with the OR-1000 system can be certified.  There is no added cost for the certification.

Our product offering features the SAFE-TANK® double-wall containment system, the IMFO® full drain vertical storage poly tank, and the OR-1000™ oxidation resistant system.

The SAFE-TANK storage and containment system, dual wall containment, provides customers with an investment that offers peace of mind and environmental care. Made from high density CROSSLINKED polyethylene, the SAFE-TANK® alleviates the need to build large high maintenance concrete containment areas. In the event of a spill, the SAFE-TANK® systems all-in-one design features a protected containment area which also prevents rainwater from entering   Options available include electronic leak detection, ultrasonic level measurement systems, ladders, heat tracing and insulation as well as seismic & wind restraint systems.

The IMFO® or Integrally Molded Flanged Outlet tank provides full drainage and eliminates the need to enter the tank which avoids a confined space entry situation.  The IMFO® flange can be serviced from the outside of the tank, is seamless, one-piece and promotes longer tank life. Poly Processing's IMFO® tanks can also be supplied with molded tank pads.

Poly Processing's cost effective OR-1000™ storage system provides unmatched chemical resistance that promotes even longer tank life. This engineered oxidation resistant system delivers 4 times the anti-oxidants to the interior surface of our high density crosslinked polyethylene tanks to provide our customers with several years of excellent service. Our OR-1000™ system has proven to be the storage solution of choice for specialty applications like Sodium Hypochlorite, Sulfuric Acid, and Hydrochloric Acid since 1995.