Year: 2014

One of the features of a drop in liner is that the PVC liner is not bonded directly to the tank or substrate wall.  Besides the benefits of not having to sand blast, do extensive prep work, install the liner yourself, no cure time, etc., by not being bonded there is a natural space between the liner and the tank wall that allows for easy leak detection versus a bonded liner or applied coating systems.  There are several leak detection systems that are simple to install and very inexpensive to incorporate with your drop in liner.

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Just as many competitive products have a wide range in quality levels, flexible PVC liners are no different.  The critical component used in producing flexible vinyls are specialized chemicals called plasticizers.  There are countless varieties of plasticizers that can make vinyl flexible but very few offer the attributes needed for the vinyl used in the drop-in liner industry.  It is safe to assume that the plasticizers used in producing garden hoses, blood bags, food packaging, car interiors, and children’s toys offer different characteristics then the plasticizers in our liner materials and they need to be selected accordingly.

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