Extend the lifespan of your process tank with a high-quality tank liner from Chicago Plastic Systems, the industrial thermoplastic fabrication leader. We combine innovative design capabilities with premium materials and highly trained fabrication specialists to create custom tank liners that protect existing tank assets from failure, helping you continue production without missing a beat.

Our custom tank liners are made to exacting tolerances, enabling them to fit any size tank. Regardless of the existing tank’s condition, a Chicago Plastic Systems tank liner will offer enhanced corrosion resistance and liquid retention. There is very little tank preparation required and, in most cases, installation is simple and can be performed with minimal to zero downtime. This works to:

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  • Increase existing tank service life
  • Return leaking tanks to service
  • Less expensive than complete tank replacement
  • Avoid lost work
  • Maximize production output
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Plastic, Water, & Chemical Tank Liner Services

At Chicago Plastic Systems, delivering quality products to clients is our utmost priority.
We have a team of experienced engineers and project managers who can work with you to determine the right plastic material type and tank liner size and shape for your process. Gaining a better understanding of what your team does and how they do it, as well as any variables involved, ensures you get the tank you need on time and at an affordable price. Issues we focus on include:

  • Process type
  • Chemistry
  • Substrate media used
  • Temperature
  • Space considerations
  • Wear and tear
  • Production output
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Built For You

We can forge tank liners of all sizes and shapes from a range of chemical- and corrosion-resistant plastics. While our team can source any plastic product for our customers, the types they use most often for process tank fabrication include:

  • Polypropylene, or Polypro
  • Polyvinyl chloride, also called PVC
  • Polyvinylidene fluoride, or PVDF
  • High-density polyethylene, also known as HDPE

Applications

No two applications are the same, and each has its unique requirements. We understand this, and we can fabricate them for a range of processes. Our tank liners are ideal for the following operations:

  • Photo-etching
  • Food manufacturing
  • Micro-machining
  • Cleaning
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Electro-polishing
  • Electro-plating
  • Passivation
  • Anodizing
  • Galvanizing
  • Semiconductor
  • Rinsing
  • Dipping
  • Non-destructive inspection
  • Bulk chemical transfer
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Attention To Detail

At Chicago Plastic Systems, we stand behind our work. All corners of tank liners we fabricate are butt welded before being extrusion welded, ensuring a comprehensive seam through the plastic. This process also provides improved support and strength. Other techniques we use to create long-lasting process tanks include:

  • Corner plates provide reinforcement when the design requires
  • Steel or plastic support can be added to tank sidewalls, eliminating flexing and stress

Every one of our welders is either certified by the American Welding Society and German Welding Society, or they are working towards that distinction while assisting already certified welders.

The German Welding Society, or DVS, is dedicated to education, training, qualification, and certification in the field of welding and related technologies, and the organization is the leader in thermoplastic fabrication techniques. Chicago Plastic Systems is proud to be the only thermoplastic fabrication facility in the United States with 100 percent of its welders either certified by or are currently undertaking apprenticeships with the DVS.

Rehabilitate your existing chemical process tanks with high-quality tank liners from Chicago Plastic Systems. We have the experience and capabilities to create well-performing, simple to install turnkey solutions.

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