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XLPE vs. FRP - Poly Processing

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<strong>XLPE</strong> VS. <strong>FRP</strong>Straightforward material sectionCross-linked <strong>Poly</strong>ethylene Tanks provide a broad range of chemical resistance, whilesimultaneously demonstrating the physical properties required to meet the mostdemanding installations.<strong>XLPE</strong> advantages:• Seamless• Chemical barrier also makes up the structural element of the tank• Engineered production controlled by automated process• Reduces operational costs by eliminating repair and required maintenanceStructural LayerInside SurfaceExterior SurfaceCorrosion ResistanceContact Us at 877-325-3142 CA or 866-590-6845 LAE-MAIL: SALES@POLYPROCESSING.COMwww.polyprocessing.comrev. 3/11-2


Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (<strong>FRP</strong>)• Seamed construction• Labor intensive, hand crafted production which creates opportunities for human errors• Challenging to control quality of manufacture• Specifying input materials of construction is cumbersome and not verifiable• Requires extensive maintenance program, often requiring confined space entryStructural Layer with resin contentbetween 45% and 70%Interior Layer made up ofresin (75%) reinforced withchopped glass fiber(0.1 inches minimum thickness)Inner Surface Resin Rich(90%) Layer (0.015 to 0.03inches thick) with two layersof surfacing veilResin rich exterior layer withUV inhibitorsCombined Corrosion Resistance(0.115 inches minimum thickness)(Glass content 27% +/- 5%)Structural reinforcementContact Us at 877-325-3142 CA or 866-590-6845 LAE-MAIL: SALES@POLYPROCESSING.COMwww.polyprocessing.com

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