Our Services
Repairs, modifications and testing, can be performed at our small, but modern & well-equipped facility in the UK.
Even after paying for transport, this is cost-effective, and there is the added benefit of tighter quality control. At Qualitank, integrity, quality, flexibility & innovation are stressed. These same principles are applied in dealings with suppliers.
Just as almost every construction site in the world has a dry-box container being used as a store, so Qualitank believes that every chemical and foodstuffs plant will soon have at least one tank-container enjoying a new life as a process vessel or storage tank!
In 10 years, Qualitank has grown to a multi-million-dollar business exporting to more than 30 countries, and expect the growth rate to be similar in future. In late 1999, a second site was opened in Moerdijk, Holland, where we share premises and facilities with Schouten Container Services, one of the largest Reefer & Dry-box traders in Europe. At this site, as in U.K., we hold stocks of around 100 units.
Repairs
Qualitank pride our selfs on keeping our ISO container tanks in the best possible condition, but should you find that your tank requires a repair, we are able to perform the following tasks:
- Complete frame replacement
- Frame repairs
- Recalibration
- Relief valves recalibrated or replaced
- A full vacuum repair
Modifications
A variety of modifications and customisation can be achieved on your ISO container tank. For example:
- Linings
- Electric heating and cooling systems
- Accessories
- Custom modification
- Technical consulting
- Tank and frame cleaning and repainting
- New decals and branding
Testing
Before we sell any container tank, a test of the tank shall include a check of the design characteristics, an internal and external examination and its fittings with due regard to the substances to be transported, and a pressure test. Even though our tanks are used, we only offer the best condition after rigorous testing by experienced engineers.
Before the container tank is placed into service, a leakproofness test and a test of the satisfactory operation of all service equipment shall also be performed. When the shell and its fittings have been pressure-tested separately, they shall be subjected together after assembly to a leakproofness test.
