GRP Water Tank Features
GRP (Glass Reinforced Polyester) water tank features panels that have gone through a compression molding by a high-temperature, high-pressure hydraulic press, and has a heat deflection temperature greater than 200℃, while compression molding enables both insolubility and infusibility. The temperature of the water stored in a GRP water tank does not experience any deterioration (heat aging) in the material itself at room temperature.
Design in various capacities
Panels in various sizes and shapes feature structures that maximize utilization of the capacity and horizontal and vertical installation spaces, thus sufficiently satisfying customer requirements. Use of such a variety of panels enables the installation of l-shaped, c-shaped and square-shaped water tanks, as well.
Superior Sanitation
Conforming to the regulations of the Food Sanitation Act, GRP panels completely block off the light to prevent the proliferation of bacteria and various germs, while the high-temperature molding process allows for a beautiful surface and hardness that promotes a material resistant to corrosion. Also, any raw materials designated as being potentially harmful in generating endocrine disruptors are not used during GRP production, making them harmless to the human body.
Perfect Water Tightness
It possesses perfect water tightness by using special sealing materials with outstanding weatherproof properties and restitution.
Strength & Durability
Advanced GRP complex materials maintain the highest water pressure resistance thanks to high-temperature, high-pressure press molding, and the internal structures of the water tank have applied STS (stainless steel), while the external structures have been processed with hot-dip galvanization for corrosion resistance.
Outstanding Thermal Properties & Condensation Prevention
Three-layered, thermal panels (25 mm, 50 mm), equipped with GRP's own adiabaticity, retain excellent thermal properties.
Excellent Constructability & Transportability
Panels with great dimensional stability reduce the period of construction to enable convenient the transferring or relocation of materials in narrow spaces on site.