Poly Processing

Most tank accessibility issues come down to sequencing: the building goes up first, the tank comes later. When access is planned, installation proceeds smoothly and safely. When it isn’t, the consequences ripple outward in time and money. Read more: hubs.la/Q04dLDCd0

Before you put a Poly Processing chemical storage tank into service, it’s important to conduct a hydro test so that you can commission the tank with confidence. Learn how to do it, which seals to use, and what to watch for while the tank is full. hubs.la/Q04gd1lz0

To appreciate why chemical storage matters so much in a data center environment, it helps to understand just how chemically intensive these facilities are. Learn more about the chemical demands of a modern data center: hubs.la/Q04cWqsj0

Poly Processing’s SAFE-Tank® is the most recognized name in high-density cross-linked polyethylene double-wall chemical storage. Learn more about why our SAFE-Tank® outperforms the competition: hubs.ly/Q04fqdj00

The outlet fitting is one of the most critical areas in a chemical storage tank - it’s where chemicals exit, pressure is highest, and failures are most likely to start. Discover how metallic inserts can impact long-term tank performance: hubs.la/Q04bCMLn0

We believe the best chemical storage system is planned holistically from the very beginning. The building, the tank, and all clearances, access routes, and operational spaces must be designed together, with the full lifecycle in mind. Learn more: hubs.la/Q04dLWWX0

Poly Processing is proud to be featured in the April 2026 issue of Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine, with this article written by our own Marshall Lampson. 📖 Read the full article: hubs.la/Q04dc4Yj0 #ChemicalStorage #TankDesign #WaterTreatment

Selecting appropriate tank capacity requires careful analysis of operational requirements, safety considerations, regulatory compliance, and cost implications. Read more about choosing the right capacity for your chemical tank: hubs.la/Q049JPtm0

Data centers are one of the most critical pieces of infrastructure that today’s society depends on. Keeping these facilities operational requires far more than just electricity and servers. Read more about how HDXLPE tanks keep data centers running: hubs.la/Q04cWcrt0

A level gauge monitors the liquid level of the chemical you’re storing in your polyethylene chemical tank. There are several types of level gauges, including clear tube level gauges & ultrasonic level gauges. Read more about our reverse float level gauge: hubs.la/Q0491gK60

Metallic inserts, whether molded in or added later, can create structural, chemical, and mechanical vulnerabilities in plastic tanks over time. Learn how they impact performance: hubs.la/Q04bCLcZ0

We are proud to introduce a desiccant dryer system that can be added to almost any tank size or any tank type that Poly Processing Company manufactures. It comes in two sizes: 2-inch (fits nearly every application) and 3-inch. Learn more: hubs.la/Q047Xy5x0

Chemical storage tanks are essential for infrastructure in various industries: water treatment, pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, agriculture, etc. In each of those industries, it’s critical to choose the right capacity for your chemical storage tanks. 👉: hubs.la/Q049JKlp0

When fully concentrated, nitric acid (HNO₃) is clear with a sharp, pungent odor. Because it’s highly corrosive, proper storage matters. Learn why XLPE tanks are a reliable solution: hubs.la/Q04778-80

Reliably knowing the level of the liquid in your chemical storage tank is critical to maintaining your operations without interruption. While we can provide a variety of level indicators, we almost always recommend our reverse float gauge. Learn more: hubs.la/Q0491dgX0

Let's look at why storing sulfuric acid is such a challenge, and how we’ve adapted our tank system requirements to resolve these challenges. Learn about our tank storage requirements and get access to a downloadable guide for your reference. Read more: hubs.la/Q046cc9q0

Maintaining chemical purity is essential in many industrial chemical applications. Tank vent dryers and desiccant filters may be your best choice for keeping moisture out of the chemical storage tank. Learn more: hubs.la/Q047XDN-0

Sodium hydroxide is a “slippery” chemical that will find even the smallest leak path in a storage tank. It’s highly corrosive to human tissue, toxic if ingested, and must be handled with extreme care. Learn more about caustic soda storage challenges: hubs.la/Q0459sQm0

Nitric acid is essential across industries, but its corrosive nature demands proper storage. Learn why crosslinked polyethylene tanks are key and explore its main uses. Read more: hubs.la/Q04779Qf0

Chemical fume scrubbers capture, neutralize, and safely exhaust vapors that pose health, safety, or environmental risks. They prevent hazardous fumes from entering the air while still allowing proper tank venting and pressure control. Learn more: hubs.la/Q044vw3r0