Introduction
The PP Anti-Corrosion Mixing Tank is designed for batch mixing and blending of corrosive chemical liquids where stainless steel or ordinary metal tanks may not be suitable.
The tank body is manufactured from polypropylene (PP), providing good resistance to many acidic, alkaline and cleaning chemical formulations. A top-mounted agitator provides steady material circulation, with an adjustable mixing speed of approximately 0–80 rpm.
Standard capacities include 500L, 1000L, 1500L, 2000L and 3000L, while other capacities can be customized according to production requirements. The vertical tank structure, bottom discharge outlet and optional operating platform make the equipment suitable for industrial production of toilet cleaner, bleach, acidic cleaners, alkaline cleaners and other compatible chemical liquids.
The current design is intended mainly for atmospheric mixing rather than pressurized chemical reactions.
Features
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Capacity(L)
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Material of pot body
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Mixing speed
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500
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Plastic PP (polypropylene)
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0-80rpm
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1000
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2000
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3000
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5000
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Q1: What chemicals can this PP mixing tank process?
A: It is suitable for many acidic, alkaline and corrosive chemical liquids such as bleach, toilet cleaner and industrial cleaning solutions. Exact compatibility should be confirmed according to the formulation.
Q2: Why use a PP tank instead of stainless steel?
A: PP provides good corrosion resistance against many chemicals that may attack conventional metal tanks, making it suitable for selected acid and alkali applications.
Q3: Can this tank handle any acid or alkali?
A: No. Chemical compatibility depends on the exact chemical, concentration, operating temperature and contact time. These details should be provided before ordering.
Q4: What is the standard capacity?
A: The standard model shown is 1000L. Capacities from approximately 50L to 5000L can be customized.
Q5: What is the motor power?
A: The current reference configuration uses a 2.2 kW motor. Final motor power depends on capacity, viscosity and agitator design.