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Septic Tanks

Septic tanks are on-site sewage treatment systems that are often used when a connection to sewage pipes cannot be made. They store substances that are utilized in sewage industrial processes. Septic tanks are formed from a wide variety of materials, of which concrete and plastic are the most common, although steel is available as a much less popular option.

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Assmann Corporation of America
Garrett, IN
Marshall, TX - 888-357-3181
Assmann septic tanks are the best because they are molded with a uniform wall thickness that allows the entire tank surface to curve evenly. The service we provide along with our high quality products is second to none. Our quality management system is also ISO 9001:2008 certified, meaning our tanks are designed and manufactured under strict quality control standards.
 
Protank® Ltd.
Olive Branch, MS
866-776-8265
Here at Protank we can customize our septic tanks to fit your needs with various sizes and types of fittings and nozzles and other accessories. Some specifications include steel ladders, tie-down systems, internal or external pipes, level gauges, etc. Visit our website to see an extensive list of all of our products, and if you do not see what you need, call us and we will find it for you.
 
Agri-Industrial Plastics Company
Fairfield, IA
641-472-4188
Since 1978, Agri-Industrial Plastics Company has been providing clients across the United States with large-scale blow molding solutions for septic tanks and other fluid reservoirs, as well as custom plastic cases and plastic panels across a number of industries. Watch the video above for an idea of who we are and how we can turn your idea into a quality product.
 
All Plastics and Fiberglass, Inc.
Mobile, AL
800-226-1134
No matter how large or small the job is, All Plastics and Fiberglass is committed to a fabrication process that assures our valued customers of the absolute highest quality product available on the market today. Our capability to fabricate large diameter tanks, such as septic tanks gives us the ability to quote on jobs that our competitors can't. Call us today and see why we have loyal customers.
 
Dakota Molding
Fargo, ND
701-281-0001
Dakota Molding has been in the rotational molding and plastic tank business since 1996. Our company is one of the largest custom molders in the Midwest. We specialize in both short-run and volume production of septic tanks and other products. Operating out of our state-of the art facility Dakota Molding provides products well suited for industrial, recreational, merchandising and safety use.
 
Corrosion Resistant Technologies, Inc.
USA,
Multiple Locations - 800-245-3769
It is our goal at Corrosion Resistant Technologies to save you money, not cost you money. By saving you money and making your plant a safer place, we will secure future business with you. When we help you improve your bottom line, you, in turn, help us grow. Whether you need septic tanks or any other plastic tank, CRT will the there for you with 17 stocking locations nationwide.
 
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Septic Tanks

Offering many advantages over both concrete and steel, plastic septic tanks feature high resistance to cracking, zero rust, light-weight, high corrosion resistance, water-tightness and low costs. Of the plastic materials, polyethylene (PE), a light, chemical-resistant thermoplastic, is the most commonly used plastic resin used for plastic septic tanks. Polyethylene resins can be linear high-density (HDLPE), cross-linked high-density (XLPE), or linear low-density (LLDPE) resins. Following are polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride and polyvinylidene fluoride. In comparison to polyethylene, polypropylene (PP) is a light, durable thermoplastic that is denser, stiffer, and stronger than polyethylene and has a much higher melting point of 320ºF. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a durable, transparent thermoplastic that is resistant to non-essential oils but cannot be exposed to some solvents. Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) is another durable thermoplastic that has high resistance to chemicals and abrasion.

Septic systems consist of two major parts: a drainfield and a septic tank. The drainfield functions to remove contaminants and impurities from the liquid that emerges from the septic tank, and can also be referred to as either a leach field or a leach drain. The septic tank itself allows wastewater to enter in the first chamber of the tank. After solids have settled and scum starts to float they are anaerobically digested, thus reducing the volume of solids within the septic tank. Next, the liquid component flows through the dividing wall into the tank's second chamber. In this chamber further settlement occurs, with the excess liquid then draining into the drain field. The majority of plastic septic tanks are formed using either a molding or welding process. Plastic tank molding, including rotational, blow, and injection molding, involves using a model shape to form the tank. Plastic tank welding is a process in which two pieces of heat-softened plastic are joined through the application of pressure. Examples of this process are hot air and extrusion welding. Septic tanks differ in size and capacity, ranging from small tanks holding a few gallons to tanks exceeding 35 feet in length, with a storage capacity of 50,000 gallons or more.

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