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high safety and quality standards while also being cost-effective and low-maintenance. The cross-ribbed sheets help the tanks achieve high rigidity, impact resistance and dimensional stability at low weight. Due to the high corrosion resistance of polyethylene, a service life of at least 20 years can be guaranteed without extra anti- corrosion treatment. The tanks were insulated with rock wool mats,
“There’s no sealant, and all seams are covered with plastic and snapped on,” said Adrian Leite, from installation company Pane Free Glass. “I don’t foresee any maintenance issues at all
De-icing storage When Warsaw Chopin Airport needed safe storage of de-icing fluids, the focus was on durable, corrosion-resistant, low-maintenance storage tanks. For this, plastic tank manufacturer Amargo used
PE 100 Twin-Wall Sheets from Simona to produce its AmargTank storage tanks – which must meet
which prevents temperature fluctuations that might decompose the de-icing fluid. The design of the tanks has been optimised in the form of sloping floors for quick and complete discharge as well as level indicators and manholes to ensure easy maintenance and inspection.
Indoor and outdoor At K2025, Simona launched its Celplast PVC foamed sheet both indoor and outdoor applica- tions. Made using the Celuka process, it combines low weight with high rigidity and a satin-finished surface. The two variants – Celplast 9002 for indoor use and 2542 for outdoor applications – cover a wide range of applications, it says. In building and construction, it is suitable for
Left: Multiwall polycarbonate sheet from Plaskolite is used in the roof of a new retail outlet
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