Yah,
     
        It works great as long as you don't puncture the rubber and are
     using a hot solution. If you do, the solution slips between the tank
     and rubber and eventually eats its way thru to the other side (unless
     it's stainless) and balloons out like a big black blimp. I had
     this happen once on a tin nickel tank and I spent my new years slicing
     and pumping. (It wasn't fun!) We switched to lined fiberglass with
     metal gerters or bands. That one worked mo' better.
     
     Groovy
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Subject: FAB:  Tank Liners (CoreSeal)
Author:  [log in to unmask] at SMTPLINK-HADCO
Date:    8/22/96 6:23 PM


Address,

We currently use Polypropylene (PP) for a majority of our chemical 
solution tanks and are having excellent success and for many years.  
We are currently using a double PP liner for our Permaganate Tank and 
would like to change this temporary set-up.  Stainless Steel is not 
out of the question, but not desired now.  However we are considering 
a material called CoreSeal.  From what I understand this is a 
plastic/rubber coating that tightly seals tanks, floors, frames etc.  

Does anyone have pros and cons on this material or similar products 
used as liners for solution tanks?  Thank you.

John Gulley
 

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