The best approach is prevention – coating a new tank before using. This reduces the time and risk of not eliminating all of the damage found in a used vessel. For example, rust can continue to grow under a coating if not completely removed. But, if prepared and treated properly, tanks can be refurbished to add years of service.

Our polyurethane, polyurea and other hybrid products are designed for specific solutions in coating the internal surface of a tank and offer a variety of benefits. The most commonly prioritized attribute is the corrosive resistance created by our range of polymers. The seamless membrane instantly forms an extremely strong bond and simultaneously coats seams and protects exposed surfaces. Once installed, reactants and corrosive materials will sit harmlessly against an ArmorThane sprayed on lining and have no effect on the tank itself.

HighLine AquaSafe has been verified and certified by NSF to be used for potable water tanks and stands up to the continuous movement of water running through the system. Our spray-on coating products do not leach materials into or from water and being seamless provide a protected environment for drinking water and other ingested liquids.

Our polyureas and polyurethanes provide an easy clean surface which allows a coated tank to be used for multiple materials at different times. We also have the ability to introduce anti-microbial or biocide materials into the ArmorThane polymers. This decreases the algae or mildews that could grow in the damp recesses of a chemical storage tank.

Our method applying tank corrosion prevention provides another set of advantages. A trained and licensed ArmorThane applicator can achieve the desired thickness as one solid piece. By spraying the polyurea or polyurethane directly onto the tank’s inner surface, the protective surface forms a seamless membrane that exactly fits, even where poles, pumps and other internal structures attach. The tank sprayed with ArmorThane becomes a long-lasting piece of equipment with extra protections to keep its contents safe.