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electrochemical reactions between the steel fl oor and its foundation can lead to corrosion failures, which cause leaks, structural damage, and costly repairs. However, to eliminate such


risks, Anodefl ex off ers an ICCP system tailored for this purpose: the LinearFlex system. The LinearFlex is installed in a concentric ring pattern under the tank fl oor to provide uniform current distribution for corrosion protection, whether it is for a new construction, fl oor replacement, or retrofi tted CP system. Unlike traditional cathodic


protection methods that are largely fi eld-assembled, LinearFlex is


factory-assembled and pre-tested for ease of installation and reliability. This system eff ectively prevents fl oor corrosion, thus prolonging AST life while reducing maintenance costs over an extended period.


WRAPPING SYSTEMS: A NEW APPROACH One of the major challenges asset owners face is corrosion on tank roofs and chimes due to environmental exposure, water ingress, and temperature fl uctuations. This all combines in the degradation of materials, raising maintenance needs and safety concerns. Traditional coatings have


a lot of surface preparation and require frequent touch-ups; hence, maintenance is expensive and time-consuming. The Stopaq tank protection system


combines Wrappingband EZ with 4200 Filler to create a seamless, self- healing corrosion barrier. Wrapband EZ is an amorphous polymer material that fl ows together upon application, forming a fl exible, watertight seal. The product accommodates tank movement without aging or disbonding for long-term durability. The 4200 Filler is applied for use for the fi lling of tank chimes to eliminate gaps and irregularities where moisture intrusion may lead to corrosion. As such, Stopaq requires very


minimal surface preparation (no primers) which drastically reduces labor costs and application time. It also allows for easy maintenance that requires little time to repair damage without needing abrasive blasting or complicated scaff olding. The system can be painted to match aesthetic requirements, making it an environmentally friendly and cost- eff ective option for long-term tank protection.


INTEGRATED SYSTEMS: A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO ASSET PROTECTION The operators of storage tanks can adopt an integrated protection approach, which includes internal linings, external coatings, thermal insulation, cathodic protection, and wrapping systems. This multi-layered approach to corrosion protection from diff erent angles ensures longevity in service and operational reliability. In the most demanding applications,


The Stopaq tank protection


system combines Wrappingband EZ with 4200 Filler to create a seamless, self-healing corrosion barrier


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such as coastal or industrial environments, these integrated solutions have been shown, in practice, to deliver up to 25 years of maintenance-free service. This minimises lifecycle costs, improves safety, and ensures storage tanks can continue to meet the changing needs of industry today and into the future.


For more information visit: www.sealforlife.com


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