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Assmann Introduces New, Smaller, Double Wall IMT 250/150 "Day" Tanks That Provide Primary and Secondary Containment in One Unit
Designed for storing hazardous and corrosive chemicals inside or outside, the IMT system consists of a primary inner tank and a secondary outer tank. The secondary outer tank has 120% capacity of the inner tank which exceeds EPA standards for secondary containment basins. Inner tank dome overlaps the outer tank’s sidewall, which prevents rain, snow and debris from entering the secondary containment tank. The IMT 250/150 tank has a small footprint, making it ideal for tight manufacturing areas while a molded-in forklift provides access for easy relocation and movement. A molded-in, recessed pump shelf in the top of the primary tank contains small chemical spills and is designed for installing chemical pumps and metering equipment. A molded-in sump directly below the pump shelf, permits suction lines to be lowered onto the sump area, allowing for maximum drainage of chemicals with top discharge assemblies. The tank also features a recessed lower fitting flat that allows fittings to penetrate through the secondary containment wall and into the primary tank’s sump which allows full flooded suction for outlet assemblies. Other features include a molded 7” threaded top access opening that is chemical resistant and fume tight. A 16” access opening with lever locking cover is optional. For more information contact Assmann Corporation of America, 300 N. Taylor Road, Garrett, IN 46738. Phone 888-357-3181. FAX 888-826-5329 (TANK-FAX). Click here to see more detailed information on Double Wall Tank Accessories Click here to see more detailed information on Small Double Wall Tanks. Available in 20 to 165 gallon capacities. Click here to see more detailed information on Large Double Wall Tanks. Available in 150 to 6550 gallon capacities. Back to Newsworthy Items on Plastic Chemical and Bulk Handling Storage Tanks |
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New,
IMT 250/150 small, double wall “Day” tank system that
provides primary and secondary containment in one integral space-saving
unit is being introduced by Assmann Corporation.