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Welded Stainless Steel Built Water Tank
The product advantages of stainless - steel welded water tanks are as follows. Firstly, stainless steel has outstanding corrosion resistance, ensuring the tank's long - term durability and hygienic safety for stored water. Secondly, the welded structure makes the tank highly leak - proof and able to withstand certain pressure. It is also easy to clean and maintain, reducing operational costs. Moreover, stainless - steel welded water tanks have a beautiful and smooth appearance, suitable for various installation environments. They can be customized in different sizes and shapes to meet diverse water storage needs precisely, providing reliable and efficient water storage solutions.
This is a stainless steel welded water tank with the dimensions of 1.5 * 1 * 1.5. It is a high-level water tank. The bottom of the tank is built with a cement foundation. The water tank doesn't include a ladder, but it contains a liquid level gauge. It is welded together by large plates with a size of 1 * 1 and plates with a size of 0.5 * 0.5. In addition, the outside of the tank has been insulated. Generally, small cubic water tanks are welded into finished products in the factory before delivery, which helps to reduce costs.vv
Precision Welding Techniques
- Our experienced welders employ advanced welding techniques, such as TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) and MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding. TIG welding is known for its precision and ability to produce high-quality, aesthetically pleasing welds. It is particularly suitable for thin stainless steel sheets, ensuring minimal distortion during the welding process. MIG welding, on the other hand, offers higher deposition rates, making it efficient for thicker sections. The combination of these techniques allows us to create strong, seamless joints that are integral to the tank's structural integrity.
Anti-corrosion measures for water tanks
Avoid sun exposure: long-term exposure to sunlight may lead to plastic water tank aging, embrittlement and rupture, affecting its anti-corrosion properties. The water tank can be protected by applying anti-ultraviolet coating or using ultraviolet protective film.
Choose high-quality materials: purchase plastic water tanks that meet national standards, non-toxic and harmless. Lower quality plastic water tanks may contain harmful substances, which may affect the water quality and the structure of the water tank in the long term.
Regular cleaning and inspection: Regularly check the inside and outside of the tank for cracks or wear and tear, and avoid the use of corrosive detergents when cleaning.
