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5 Key Differences-Poly vs Fibreglass Chemical Storage Tanks

Temperature range: Polyethylene tanks can handle a wider temperature range than fibreglass tanks.<br>

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5 Key Differences-Poly vs Fibreglass Chemical Storage Tanks

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  1. 5 Key Differences: Poly vs Fibreglass Chemical Storage 5 Key Differences: Poly vs Fibreglass Chemical Storage Tanks Tanks August 10, 2022 When it comes to storing hazardous chemicals, you have a few options. You can use tanks made of polyethylene, fibreglass, or metal. Each material has its own advantages and disadvantages. Here are the five key differences between poly and fibreglass tanks : 1. Strength: Polyethylene tanks are stronger than fibreglass tanks. 2. Temperature range: Polyethylene tanks can handle a wider temperature range than fibreglass tanks. 3. Chemical resistance: Polyethylene is resistant to most chemicals, while fibreglass is not as resistant. 4. Abrasion resistance: Polyethylene is more abrasion-resistant than fiberglass. 5 UV resistance: Fibreglass is more UV-resistant than polyethylene. If you're looking for a storage tank for your business, it's important to choose the right material. Polyethylene and fibreglass are two of the most popular options. Here are the five key differences between them: 1. Strength: Polyethylene tanks are stronger than fibreglass tanks. 2. Temperature range: Polyethylene tanks can handle a wider temperature range than fibreglass tanks. 3. Chemical resistance: Polyethylene is resistant to most chemicals, while fibreglass is not as resistant.

  2. 4. Abrasion resistance: Polyethylene is more abrasion-resistant than fibreglass. 5. UV resistance: Fibreglass is more UV-resistant than polyethylene. When deciding between a poly or fibreglass tank, consider the specific needs of your business and choose the material that will best meet those needs.

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