The Life Cycle Of An FRP TANK From design To Long-Term Durability.

Customer needs are reviewed, including capacity, contents, environment, and code compliance.

Tank specs are drawn up with CAD software — materials, wall thickness, resin type, and reinforcements are chosen based on performance requirements.

Tank is built using lay-up, spray-up, or filament winding methods. Layers of resin and fiberglass are applied under strict quality control.

Proper resin (polyester, vinyl ester, or epoxy), fiberglass type, and corrosion barriers are selected for chemical compatibility and strength.

The tank is allowed to cure at controlled temperatures, forming a rigid, chemically resistant structure.

Quality assurance includes visual checks, wall thickness measurements, and hydro or pressure testing for integrity.

Tanks are carefully moved to the job site and installed by a trained field team, ensuring alignment, anchoring, and venting.

System is tested under real operating conditions. Adjustments are made if needed before full operation begins.

With proper use and scheduled inspections, tanks often perform for decades. Minor touch-ups may be needed over time.

As tanks age, Hudson Fiberglass offers field repair, structural reinforcement, or full replacements to extend their life even further.

Invest in long-term performance — start your FRP tank’s life cycle with Hudson Fiberglass.